RE: Bunny Bonding

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RE: Bunny Bonding

01/29/2017 at 3:02 PM

sarahthegemini

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I like playing with their stacking cups with them – I fill the cups with treats, stack them and sit on the floor with them while they knock it down and munch away!

I often just sit on the floor and pet them when they approach me and give them lots of fussing. Until they get fed up :p Sometimes I’ll let them jump on/in the hay bag when I’m refilling their trays and I just talk to them and pet them whilst they’re having a good nibble.

Food is key lol.