Knows how to walk on hard flooring

[OreoTheBunny]

Oreo just learned how to walk on hard flooring. Now, when I put him on a towel in the middle of the floor to stay contained in one area, he just hops of of it. I don't have a gate I can put up either. Any suggestions?

 

[Watermelons]

Buy a gate?
Not sure what the questions is here.
If you want a bunny contained, sticking them on a towel wont cut it even if they cant walk on the floors, they will eventually brave it.
I would purchase an x-pen if you want him contained to one area or leave him in the cage.

 

[LakeCondo]

:yeahthat: But he's just learning this at age 13? I guess you CAN teach an old rabbit new tricks, or he can teach them to himself.

 

[Krissa]

I taught my rabbit not to enter certain rooms by thumping on the floor when he got near the room in question. He does not enter our computer room or bedroom. I was consistent with the thumping though - he hopped to the door way and I would thump every time.

 

[LakeCondo]

If all else fails, try a blanket instead of a towel.

 

[Nancy McClelland]

Some wouldn't go on the tile or wood floor--others, no problem and forget to put the gate up one time and had a tunnel dug in our new couch. You need to use something to block/barricade. We use baby gates and cardboard.

 

[OreoTheBunny]

LakeCondo, yeah, he's just learning this. His previous owner has an all carpet house with one hardwood room (kitchen). She said he never went in the kitchen before.

 

[OreoTheBunny]

LakeCondo, yeah, he's just learning this. His previous owner has an all carpet house with one hardwood room (kitchen). She said he never went in the kitchen before.

 

[BertNErnie]

i cant wait to get wood flooring as my bunners are digging up my carpet!