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- 03/24/2017 at 3:10 PM
  claudia
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  Hi guys, hoping you are all well,
  
  I am moving in a studio with cork floors, don’t you worry I am planning on putting some carpets s o my baby (7months) can run, etc.
  
  My question is actually if she will be digging the cork floor or rabbits are just interesting on digging when is carpet?
  
  Thanks guys!
- 03/27/2017 at 7:56 AM
  Luna
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  I think it depends on the bun. Luna will dig at the carpet sometimes, but she also digs at cardboard.
- 03/28/2017 at 4:55 AM
  jerseygirl
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  I think they’ll scrabble at any flooring, depending on the rabbit.
  Cork floors are sealed aren’t they? That would protect them somewhat. If there are some problem areas, you can always throw some small dhurrie rugs, seagrass or hay mats down in those areas.
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