RE: Lilo and Pepper's Bonding Journey

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RE: Lilo and Pepper’s Bonding Journey

01/20/2017 at 6:28 PM

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The biggest neutral area I have is only 3×5 (small walk-in closet). They only weigh 3-4 pounds each though. I see how the large area would definitely applies to mine since they’re both out to chomp each other. Smaller areas would be more applicable for rabbits who arent interacting at all. I’ll try it in the only neutral section I have first. If it doesn’t work I’ll just wipe a semi neutral area with vinegar and fence off a 5×6 section. Thanks for the advice Vienna. They’re SO fast. This is quickly training me to have faster reflexes.