Vetiora
Well-Known Member
What you are about to see may be shocking, ghastly and down right messy!
We all know rabbits love to play where they're not allowed, thusbunny-proofing becomes a valuable lesson in the modernized rabbitstomping grounds. Ever since I became a bunny mommy there has only beenone spot of trouble that has me constantly yelping "No! Out! Badbunny!" and the like. That place is....the computer desk that justwouldn't diiieeee(dun dun duuuun)!
Okay, well maybe it's not about killing the computer desk so much askeeping Fergs from getting behind it. This has been my BANE ladies andgentlemen of the bunny forum! I mean a real pain. I have a budgetedincome so I can't afford costly means to protect my rabbit from danger.My make-shift method for now has been piling things up around the deskin hopes that I'll spot Ferguson before he has had a chance to hop overand behind my computer desk. And with Fergy getting more *cough*"mature" it's getting to be a harder battle because he KNOWS I don'tlike it when he's back there.
Here are some pictures of the problem area(please bear with themessines as I am still a college student and an art major atthat!:shock:
This is where my chair goes generally, which Fergs has learned tograciously hop under, over and around whether or not I am in it...
This is the part the right hand side (which is near my closet). Thebags you see in the corner are bunny supplies and another bag ofcomputer wires that aren't being used. I've also learned how to use afull length mirror to block of a good section of the back!
A better shot of the mirror blocking...and look! A valentine dog tohelp block along with the mirror! Too bad Ferg's not intimidated in theslightest and just hops on over.
Here's a shot of the back of the computer desk, Ferg's favorite hangin'out spot!...hey I wondered where those clothes line pins went to!
And THIS is my main worry. Everything else I hav managed to roughlycoat over with aquarium tubing but what do you say to this? He loves tocome over and sniff on it too (giving me a heart attack most times!)!
Gaah! Any tips from you master bunny-proofers out there? I don't havemuch time now but when the semester is over in a couple of weeks I amsoooo going to try and bunny-proof the crap out of this one area! Anytips or suggestions would be GREATLY welcomed! Thanks!!
We all know rabbits love to play where they're not allowed, thusbunny-proofing becomes a valuable lesson in the modernized rabbitstomping grounds. Ever since I became a bunny mommy there has only beenone spot of trouble that has me constantly yelping "No! Out! Badbunny!" and the like. That place is....the computer desk that justwouldn't diiieeee(dun dun duuuun)!
Okay, well maybe it's not about killing the computer desk so much askeeping Fergs from getting behind it. This has been my BANE ladies andgentlemen of the bunny forum! I mean a real pain. I have a budgetedincome so I can't afford costly means to protect my rabbit from danger.My make-shift method for now has been piling things up around the deskin hopes that I'll spot Ferguson before he has had a chance to hop overand behind my computer desk. And with Fergy getting more *cough*"mature" it's getting to be a harder battle because he KNOWS I don'tlike it when he's back there.
Here are some pictures of the problem area(please bear with themessines as I am still a college student and an art major atthat!:shock:
This is where my chair goes generally, which Fergs has learned tograciously hop under, over and around whether or not I am in it...
This is the part the right hand side (which is near my closet). Thebags you see in the corner are bunny supplies and another bag ofcomputer wires that aren't being used. I've also learned how to use afull length mirror to block of a good section of the back!
A better shot of the mirror blocking...and look! A valentine dog tohelp block along with the mirror! Too bad Ferg's not intimidated in theslightest and just hops on over.
Here's a shot of the back of the computer desk, Ferg's favorite hangin'out spot!...hey I wondered where those clothes line pins went to!
And THIS is my main worry. Everything else I hav managed to roughlycoat over with aquarium tubing but what do you say to this? He loves tocome over and sniff on it too (giving me a heart attack most times!)!
Gaah! Any tips from you master bunny-proofers out there? I don't havemuch time now but when the semester is over in a couple of weeks I amsoooo going to try and bunny-proof the crap out of this one area! Anytips or suggestions would be GREATLY welcomed! Thanks!!