adelore
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I've had Lilly since she was 3 months old andshe's always seemed to be such a neat freak when it comes to hercage. Her cage is a 5 foot round Kiddie pool with Grid wallsand top. She gets plenty of daily floor time where she cancome and go to suite herself.
Two days ago she had a litter of 4 bunnies. Once I checked onher litter to make sure all was fine. I showed Lilly tons ofattention but didn't let her out of her cage, thinking I'd just leaveher alone to rest.
I've kept a close eye on her and she just kept sitting in her cage nextto her nesting box acting as if something was wrong. She didhave some straw on her floor in a pile, along with her toys.I had put the straw in her nexting box and then she didn't use therest, but I thought she might change her mind.
Yesterday, I couldn't stand her pouting anymore. I called herover to her cage door. I picked her up and talked to herwhile petting her. She seemed very content with that. Once Iput her down she went back into the corner, so to speak just outside ofher nesting box.
I decided that I might as well clean her cage as I didn't think she'dbe using any more of the straw. Lilly shocked me as Ifinished by racing around her cage tossing her toys around and justplain outright acting like herself again.My other 3 rabbits aren't as neat as Lilly. Their cagessometimes look like our grown childrens rooms use to look like whenthey were still teenagers.
Is Lilly strange.....or are there other Neat Freak Rabbits out there.
Take Care,
Annette
Two days ago she had a litter of 4 bunnies. Once I checked onher litter to make sure all was fine. I showed Lilly tons ofattention but didn't let her out of her cage, thinking I'd just leaveher alone to rest.
I've kept a close eye on her and she just kept sitting in her cage nextto her nesting box acting as if something was wrong. She didhave some straw on her floor in a pile, along with her toys.I had put the straw in her nexting box and then she didn't use therest, but I thought she might change her mind.
Yesterday, I couldn't stand her pouting anymore. I called herover to her cage door. I picked her up and talked to herwhile petting her. She seemed very content with that. Once Iput her down she went back into the corner, so to speak just outside ofher nesting box.
I decided that I might as well clean her cage as I didn't think she'dbe using any more of the straw. Lilly shocked me as Ifinished by racing around her cage tossing her toys around and justplain outright acting like herself again.My other 3 rabbits aren't as neat as Lilly. Their cagessometimes look like our grown childrens rooms use to look like whenthey were still teenagers.
Is Lilly strange.....or are there other Neat Freak Rabbits out there.
Take Care,
Annette
