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My sweet Sherlock has this habit that I really dont get.
He is a sweet loving bunny but likes his time in “his” room so I try very hard to leave him alone. But if I happen to walk by most of the time he runs out and begs(like the whole stand up as high as I can pouty eyes beg) so I sit down he hops up on my lap( for what I thought he wanted pets) he bits at my shirt it doen’ts really matter if I am petting him or not. It’s like he wants me to sit for him to peck at my shirt.
He doesnt do this anywhere else in the house. If we are on the couch or in the floor he just flops down and gets loves. Should I just walk by and act like I dont see him?It wouldnt be a big deal but I know he is still a baby and is going to get a lot bigger and with a bigger bunny means bigger teeth…
Leaning what a bunny wants sometimes is hard the know what a crying new born wants you know it canonly be a few things but it’s always the last thing you try!!
Can anyone help??? Is this bad behavior or normal???
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