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You may be familiar with craze of pet shaming. Photos of the pet with a sign telling of what naughtiness they got up too…
There are some rabbit shaming pages around but I thought it would be fun to do some Binky Bunnies Shaming of those fur babies we know and love. Whose with me?Mine will be pains to pose so I might cheat and add a caption into existing pic.
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Posted By bunnygirl on 01/29/2013 07:11 PM
He’s a little terror!! That newspaper in his cage is actually soaked! And then he spills pellets in there so they go all poofy and blow up, and then he’ll attempt to tip his litterbox over! He’s succeeded once! -.- he is growing up fast, and he better hurry up out of this stage or he’s not going to get his NIC condo!Haha, an adorable terror though right?
I only have the one foster now and I ended up drilling little holes in 2 sides of his litterbox so I could wire it to the pen panels. He’s pretty good now though at 1 yr old. That’s him in the picture below.Another way to secure the litter box is to fix another identical one to the pen or cage then insert the original litter filled tray into that. That way it can be easily removed for cleaning.
Not exactly shameful but I thought he was being pretty silly chinning the dirt.
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Indeed he is cute! Too cute for his own good mostly! I reckon he’s a criminal mastermind, plotting slowly to take over the world, one slave at a time! He had his breeder wound around his little paw, she said if I didn’t take him, she’d keep him! I don’t think so! MY bunbun!! ^.^
That actually sounds like a good idea, I’m hoping that his little trashy habits will die down within the next month or so though, but if they don’t, I’ll give that a try! Thanks for the tip.
Oh god I have to share with you, Apollo decided to attempt a binky on our tile floor during indoor free roam time (he gets indoor and outdoor, on different days) and since he could hop fine on it and wasn’t scared, he figured it would be ok. He tried to run, slipped and fell on his belly, lay there for a second, dazed and confused and then ran into his cardboard box, to let out 3 thumps. The thumps weren’t loud as its concrete under our tile so I couldn’t hear it very much, but he came out a couple of minutes later, cautious but still happy for lovins!
cheeky, silly bun! -
Chacha shaming. She is quite proud of the things that she has done:
“I chewed my Mom’s cell phone charger, jeans, belt, hoodies, books, magazines, warhammer figures, glasses, craisin bag, carpet, and baseboard,.. and Grandpaw won’t be getting his deposit back, but mommy and grandpaw still love me <3."
Which is true, I do still love her. It is apart of bunny ownership: all of your stuff belongs to them.
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. He is growing so quickly!
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