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My bunny had access to my bed via jumping on a box. He made a small hole in my bed and quite a few rips in my blanket.
He no longer has access to my bed, but I loved it when id be on the bed and he would randomly hop up and say hello.
He already has a dig box of newspaper he adores, but will still destroy my bed. How else can i get him to stop ruining the bed so he can still come on it? 
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Ha! I know the feeling. Everytime I wash my bedding and hang it on the clothesline I see more and more holes with daylight shining through in the shape of little bunny teeth. Even worse the more expensive the item, the more holes! Rufus has a taste for high thread counts
I try and tell myself that that’s the price I pay for lazy bed snuggles with my bunny.
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