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Hi everyone,
I wanted to introduce my bunny Luna. She is a Lionhead who was found loose in someone’s backyard in June. So her age is unknown, but she is an adult. My boyfriend and I adopted her from the SPCA about two weeks ago. She was spayed right before adoption and (much to my relief) had no issues healing and adjusting to her new home. We were happy to learn she was already litter trained. She has a particularly curious personality and seems very happy in her new home. I’ve noticed she has become a lot more active about a week and a half post-spay. So far she has been playing with her toys, playing under and digging in blankets, stretching, binkying, looking around on hind legs, flopping onto her side, grooming, coming to lay on us, jumping onto our couch (when supervised) and lets us pet and brush her when she is feeling relaxed. I’ll include some pictures of her & her home below. We live in an apartment we had to get a little creative with the space in our living room. I’ll likely be posting a few questions in the next days/weeks as things have been a great learning experience for us as first time rabbit owners!
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Haha yes she loves to look for ways to escape! Before we had the nic grids in place she loved to jump on the couch seen in the previous picture (about 16 inches high). Thankfully she is always supervised so we sit with her until she jumps back into the pen. With the nic grids about a foot pulled back from the couch (our easy way to try to prevent her from jumping on the couch) she has still made the leap over the nic grid to the couch. However, she has never jumped over a 14 inch nic grid back to the floor. I suspect (for now anyway) she is only wanting to jump onto and off of platforms. Our current solution is to pull the grid 2 feet from the couch, but in the future I’m deciding between using the extra grids we have and making it two grids high in that section or adding a smaller peice of plexiglass to those grids over the couch. Any suggestions are welcome!
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