[UnicornDoingDressage]

Bunny, I have a bunny question. My 4 year old Dutch chews the molding on the wall. Is there another way to stop her besides spraying that icky spray on the walls?

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Well you could put some 'bunny guard' on them. (anything that is in the way of the molding/wall and the rabbit.

Or tap her on the nose (not to hard because that would hurt, however hard enough to get her to back off.)

I am not entirely sure what else to do. Each rabbit has something that will make them stop. I would try to teach her 'no' by tapping her nose if she chews the molding. Then firmly say "no". If she response to 'no' then give her a treat.

Also try giving her chewing blocks of untreated wood.

[.Survivor.]

Username: Serenaded By Angels
Show/Registered name: So Fluffy I Could Die!
Nickname: Fluffy Munchkin
Gender: Buck
Breed:Angora
Color: Doesn't matter
Age:23 months
Up for breeding: yes-public


I warned you, lol

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lol... I was wondering when you would bring in a Fluffy I am working on customs right now...

[Seracewar]

Username: EarnieTheBunny
Show/Registered name: Escape-E
Nickname: Earnie
Gender: Buck
Breed: Mini Lop
Color: Broken Black
Age: 3
Up for breeding: no/yes-public/yes-exclusive Yes, but I would like a PM first
Could you make the markings look like this?

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I didn't forget. I have been working on him.

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If you guys want to watch
https://join.me/159-629-307

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Could you by any chance find a ref for me? I am not fully accustomed to Chocolate steel.

Username: polarrock3
Show/Registered name: Rue Belle
Nickname: Rue
Gender: Female
Breed: French Lop
Color: Chocolate Steel
Age: 1
Up for breeding: no/yes-public/yes-exclusive : yes public

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I think I have all the customs done except Polar's.

If I missed yours please let me know! (Look on the front to see the ones made)

[UnicornDoingDressage]

Well you could put some 'bunny guard' on them. (anything that is in the way of the molding/wall and the rabbit.

Or tap her on the nose (not to hard because that would hurt, however hard enough to get her to back off.)

I am not entirely sure what else to do. Each rabbit has something that will make them stop. I would try to teach her 'no' by tapping her nose if she chews the molding. Then firmly say "no". If she response to 'no' then give her a treat.

Also try giving her chewing blocks of untreated wood.

Thanks:) I try those guards, but most of the time she pushes them and goes behind it and chews. I will try tapping her nose, thanks!