jailbreak!

[babybunsmum]

what-a-girl!  i put baby in her living room enclosure after she had an hour of morning romp.  i was letting her have free roam all day prior to pinky’s arrival but since then her potty habits have deteriorated & so  while i work i chose to elminate my need to follow her with a towel & spray cleaner for her pee spots.  also to re-inforce where her pee spots are supposed to be.  i like having her in the living room enclosure during the day because thats where i work & then we can see / talk to eachother.  i guess i didn’t give her enough time to much her pellets & greens this morning because when i was in thekitchen getting some water i heard a big *plunk* and came into the living room to find her on the floor!  she then proceeded to hippity hop straight back to her bedroom, upto her pellets & started munching.  both her enclosure access doors were still locked tight so she had to have jumped through the roof!  drat!  time to add those last 2 squares to close it up.  7 yrs old & she continues to surprise me with her behaviour!

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[Sarita]

Too funny! I guess she wanted her greens and pellets NOW!

[MarkBun]

Maryann has used her food dish as a wedge to spread the cage walls far enough apart to squeeze through them. The resulting ‘ping’ I heard was the cage walls slamming back together, which in turn shot the food dish back inside a couple of inches so there was no evidence of her breakout.

Drat, I have a bunny that uses TOOLS! I hate evolution.

[babybunsmum]

markus that’s hilarious.  i’ll bet that took some figuring to discover!  lol.  make sure you do not leave your tool box unattended with maryann loose.  she’ll drag out a set of pliers & tuck it away in a tube to use the next time you don’t give her enough treats!  what a cheeky gal she is.  lol.

your story reminds me of my friend’s standard poodle who would always houdini out of his pen.  he got so good at it dispite the 4 pad locks they put on the door, that by the time my friend would lock the garage door & walk around her car to get in, she could here he was already out.  turns out, the pen had a door on each end & the dog could lift the back latch up with his nose, and simultaneously wedge a part of himself inbetween the door & the pen.  since this back door was only inches from a wall he’d have to wiggle enough that the whole pen shifted away from the wall until there was enough room for him to squeeze out!  lol. 

i guess since they don’t have to buy groceries, pay bills or fix dinner they have a little extra time on their ‘paws’ to figure escape routes out.

[kimberleyanddarren]

hehe bunnies are great at getting just what they want!

[MarkBun]

I found out because I came in just as she was halfway out of the pen. I got to see the food bowl shoot back into the area as she scrambled out and it all made sense.

[babybunsmum]

well thats fortunate timing!  i thought maybe you setup surveilance equipment or some sort of sting operation

[JK]

That’s so funny! What little escape artists. Such clever critters.

[Scarlet_Rose]

Oh our bunnies really crack me up! Devious creatures. I think they also corroborate with each other and log onto BB and chat to spread the word.

[MarkBun]

As for conspiring goes, I am 100% in agreement with this. When I first started to take Maryann on dates at the HRS, it seemed like any new boy we introduced to her was immediately frightened. All I could think was the first rounders got back and began to whisper to one another, “You should have seen the BEOTCH we were just with. Her name’s Maryann and she….”

[wendyzski]

I’m pretty sure the other bunnies at the shelter talked about Pepper after date-nights too!

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