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Last night I put up the gate to keep the rabbit out of the hallway ( that he likes to try to tear up the carpet ) and usually he just attacks the gate/carpet in front of it nonstop unless I sit next to it and turn him around every 2 minutes and tell him to shoo.
Well I was cleaning and crumpled up a bedsheet and threw it over the gate and my bunny was like WTF IS THAT! and started hiding around the corner trying to stretch to look at the sheet monster and trying to slowly sneak up on it but kept chickening out as soon as he got close.
So instead of being a brat all night he avoided the area completely and spent most of the time sitting next to me while occassionally checking on the “monster” to see if it was still there and then running away.
Bwahahaha……..
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