What Arthur decided to do at 5am this morning.

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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS

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- 07/29/2011 at 4:39 PM
  Arthur'sMom
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  So, yesterday (Thursday) I was off from work and was home all day. Arthur had free run of the house all day as I left his door to his condo open. He decided that he was going to stay inside, ALL DAY. So this morning, at 5am, I was woken up via the sound of his condo rattling. I got up and as soon as I reached him would you know it, that little booger got out! I’m lucky enough that all I have to do is sit down and he’ll hop right over to me and I can pick him right up, so I was able to put him back in. So back to bed I went and within 3 mins, I hear the rattling again. I went back to the cage and he hopped back into his “squishy place” he’ll lay in sometimes. I ended up blocking the door and he-unsuccessfully-tried again to open the door then gave up. I went back to bed.
- 07/29/2011 at 5:48 PM
  PuddleJumper
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  hehehehehe silly bunny! My bun Thistle use to have the privalege of staying out all night in my room when he was younger and smaller…. lets just say he is no longer allowed out at night! lol he figured out how to jump onto my bed! and all he would do was run like crazy and do binkys on my stomach!! lol then he would grab every blanket he could reach from the ground and would pull them off my bed and diiiiiiiiigggg in them and root around under them! so needless to say no more night time excursions! lol
- 07/29/2011 at 5:53 PM
  Arthur'sMom
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  So cute! I don’t think that would fly with my boyfriend either as I already “move around too much” and adding a bunny to the mix would probably drive him right out the bed (hmmm….on second thought…..)
- 07/30/2011 at 4:26 AM
  LittlePuffyTail
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  Haha! Bindi does that too. “Rattle rattle rattle….Momma, Get up and feed me!”. Whenever we have house-guests they always wake up saying “What the heck was that noise at like 5 oclock?”
  
  What little stinkers they are!
- 08/11/2011 at 2:36 PM
  TriBun
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  Why are bunnies such early risers? Mine starts in with the cage rattling at about 3 am. You’re too nice Arthur’sMom, going out to check on him. I just close my door. Ha ha
- 08/11/2011 at 5:39 PM
  Arthur'sMom
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  I wish they weren’t because I am certainly NOT an early riser. He’s lucky he’s cute.
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