RE: Won't go up or down stairs or hop up on sofa!

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RE: Won’t go up or down stairs or hop up on sofa!

01/04/2011 at 11:05 AM

Beka27

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Is downstairs where you spend the most time? Have you considered relocating his cage and exercise space downstairs and making that his permanent area?

As far as his cage, are those levels adjustable? Can you lower the level so it’s less of a jump? Have you tried removing the ramp (some buns will jump but won’t climb ramps). You could also try a short box as a step up to the next level.