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Penny:
Max: I don’t know how to embed the videos but these are the links!
More of Penny when she’s more relaxed being in her new home.
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Katie, when I embed vids I use the “Source” tab in the to left corner of the message toolbar. Then I just paste in the “HTML” code for the vid. And that will give you your vid.
Type up your message.
When you’re ready to place vid, click “Source”
Now right click and copy your HTML for your vid.
And paste it.
With all the buns we’ve had so far, it seems that any cords which were in their area (but not in the buns way) when they were first introduced to that area were left alone. But moving the cords around or having new ones laying around attracted their attention.
For example, the phone cord in the living room is laying up against the wall along one of their paths of travel. It’s always been there and they’ve never touched. But a few times now Katy has plugged in a charger and let that cord droop down right with the phone cord. And Addie gets it every time.
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cute videos. He’s such a cutie peering up at the bed in the second one.
My bunny does not care about the cable cords along the wall but if a cord is in his path he will try to snip it or try to yank it out of the way.
I’m pretty mad at myself for letting my USB cord for my camera hang down to the floor.
Bunny decided I had taken enough pictures and destroyed it.
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