RE: rabbits and rocking chairs?

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RE: rabbits and rocking chairs?

10/31/2012 at 5:25 AM

RabbitPam

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That’s really nice for both of you. It’s probably not the rocker per se, but you can try it again on another night and see if she stays. It may be a good time for her to rest with you for some pets and she likes it. If so, she will want it to be a ritual. Don’t be hurt if she rejects you the next time, however.

I’m more concerned that you do not rock except when she’s in your chair with you. Bunnies underneath rockers and recliners need to be watched carefully.