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RaisingRabbits : Rabbit Behavior
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From: MSN NicknameSassySadie72  (Original Message)Sent: 12/2/2007 4:12 AM
Rabbit Behavior

Your rabbit is curious, tenacious and mischievous -- and can
sometimes seem incorrigible. He will tear up carpets and chew up
furniture; he enjoys racing around open spaces and will use your
furniture as a platform for jumping off; he throws objects and
climbs on things to see the view from the top. At the same time,
your rabbit enjoys company very much -- and he's an excellent
communicator.



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From: MSN NicknameSassySadie72Sent: 12/8/2007 6:30 AM
If your bunny tends to pee over the edge of the litter box, there are a couple of things to try. A litter box with a raised rim might help keep his bottom inside the box. One with a lid would fix the problem (but some bunnies are opposed to lids). You can also protect your floors or carpets by placing a plastic bag on the floor with a heavy towel that matches your carpet or floor (so it blends in) over it and then put the litter box on top. Instead of cleaning your floor or carpet constantly, you can just throw the towel in the laundry.