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BrunosMama
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    Haha, they always seem to know when they’re in trouble! Mine always give me the “What? I’m not doing anything!” face (usually as they are sitting right next to the evidence lol). Or, our girl bun Georgia will do binkies when she gets scolded for digging in the cat boxes and we shoo her out lol.🙄

    The blankets or a slipcover were my first thought, something you could maybe tuck into the cushions that would take some effort to dig out. The other option would be to block off access to the couch while Bun is out playing. You could use an xpen to pit around the front of the couch so he can’t jump up.

    Is he free roam all the time or just for playtime?