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- 02/27/2018 at 4:13 PM
  Bella
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  Hi everyone, I’m new here! I have two rabbits that I adopted about 3 years ago. Lately my female has been driving me crazy and is making me super frustrated with her. I own Guinea pigs as well and keep their cages on the ground (X pens) Luna has been pushing the X pens away from the wall and messing up the Guinea pigs blankets, she doesn’t stop no matter how many times I yell or make a noise to deter her away from that area. Now lately she’s been jumping in with the pigs and eating all of their food when she has hers. I don’t know what else to do for her. I think she’s doing this because she’s bored but she has tunnels, boxes, tubes filled with hay, and a few other toys. Does anyone know how to stop her from doing this or she’ll have to be caged up from now on and I don’t want to do that. Thank you for reading this long paragraph!
- 02/27/2018 at 6:10 PM
  Muchelle
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  Hello, welcome to the forum!
  
  I’ll ask a few routine questions
  When did the guinea pigs come in the picture? Are they a recent add? Is Luna spayed?
  
  In the meanwhile I’d either move the piggies up on a table (you can make pretty nice modular enclosures with modular grids) or find a way to lock the pens in place and possibly block their vision to the rabbit, or even keep the rabbit out of that room if possible.
- 02/27/2018 at 6:15 PM
  Bella
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  I’ve had the piggies for 2 years and she’s always been around them, there been on the floor with her but in dog crates that aren’t easily moved but I just recently moved them into the X pens. Yes her and her buddy came to me spayed and neutered!
- 02/28/2018 at 3:20 AM
  Muchelle
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  Well then she just found a new area in her territory with food and water, and it’s an adventure to get in there. Can’t really blame her
  
  She’ll need to be better blocked off that zone until she kinda forgets about it or decides it’s too much trouble to go there. So, I stand with my previous suggestions, either move the pigs upwards, or secure their zone. She’s behaving like a bun, it wouldn’t be fair to cage her up for that.
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