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- 08/10/2018 at 11:49 AM
  MrBun&Daisy
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  Hello! Its been a while since I’ve jumped on here! But I have a dilemma and thought you guys could help. So we are moving into a new home on September 7th. We are trying to figure out how to bunny proof the room. They won’t be able to run around the house (dogs, plus they seek and destroy walls!) but we have picked a bedroom that we are going to convert into my office/bunny room so I can hang out with them. Does anybody have any bunny room tips??
  
  We already have the whole office portion covered and know how we are going to keep the cords away from them.
  
  it is carpet so we are thinking we are going to cover it with sheet vinyl
  
  How can we protect the walls and trim?
  
  also is there any way I can sort of re- potty train them? right now they have four litter boxes that they prefer to lay in and go potty everywhere else in their cage. if we put down soft things for them to lay on they will just pee on that and then lay in the litter box. I don’t want to give them a whole room just to have to clean the ENTIRE room everyday.
  
  We are buying the home so can do whatever we want but we do have a strict budget since we are already taking on the standard expenses that come with buying and furnishing our home.
- 08/11/2018 at 2:16 AM
  Sofia
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  Pinterest is your friend for the walls and trims nic grids are probably your best bet. Don’t know much about litter training, took my bun literally 6 months before she got it
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