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Hey! Been pretty much stalking you guys since i got Bea two months ago
I think its great to share stories and pictures with other people that own bunnys and i personally find it interesting reading about all of yours 
So just thought i would say hello, Meet Bea! She is a absolute nutcase but soo worth it 
Hope to speak to some of u guy soon -
Be sure to post some pictures too in this months picture thread!
She’ll catch on eventually you just have to be a clean freak and clean up after her messes asap and put her poos in the box and she will catch on, I remember when I first got Sally I put bedding in the entire floor of her cage and then litter in her litter box. Well she wasn’t catching on until I learned that you don’t put bedding in the entire cage.
As soon as I removed the bedding, Sally learned like THAT DAY! Spaying helps too So a few tips, clean up accidents and put them in her litterbox. A big heaping pile of tasty hay in the box (they love to munch and go) and spaying when she comes of age to reduce the urge to mark.
And yeah, both of my buns are indoor buns. They both are litterbox trained so they have split play times until Sally gets spayed next week. They each get 5-6 hours free time outside their cage every day to do as they please.
How old is Bea?
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Oh okay i’ll make sure i do
Yeah I’ve certainly turned into a clean freak since we’ve got her, you have to be lol it gets so messy so quickly, Its strange because when shes locked in the cage when we go to sleep she uses the litter tray, it’s just when we wake up and let her out, her cage is open most of the day so she pretty much gets the run of the flat, She seems to be getting closer to the litter tray though so maybe its a start, We tried newspaper around the litter tray but we had to stop because all she wanted to do was eat it lol, Well from what the pet shop assistant said she will be 5 months soon, so she will be due for her spade as soon as she hits 6 months, which i’m dreading! Shes so lively and constantly jumping around, I think i’m going to worry myself sick about the wound opening or something 
, Aww i bet you can’t wait until they can play together! Its so fun to watch them I’m thinking of getting a playmate when i have a bigger place
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Bea seems to be trolling me with the whole thing lol 
Hahaha Yeah shes trouble alright! - You must be logged in to reply to this topic.