kuniklos
Well-Known Member
My fiancee and I have had General Bismark since February. We had him fixed and he's loaded up with toys and treats. He's a free roam bunny and has plenty of space. He gets oodles of times with us ( at least 6-8 hours). He is wonderful with his litter tray, never sprayed and is really a great bunny. He took to the carpet for a brief period, but and evening in his cage changed his mind about it. But this time, time out isn't cutting it.
But for some reason he's taken a liking to popping holes on the side of our leather couch. He's never done this before, and I had to admit that I'm pretty miffed about him putting holes in our couch that was pretty expensive. He's never been a nibbler of furniture so it's really strange.
We can't really block off the area unless we buy a cover for the entire couch (which is sort of out of our price range at the moment). I have read that rubbing soap on it could help. Could you fine rabbit lovers give me other options to deter this sudden change of taste in him?
But for some reason he's taken a liking to popping holes on the side of our leather couch. He's never done this before, and I had to admit that I'm pretty miffed about him putting holes in our couch that was pretty expensive. He's never been a nibbler of furniture so it's really strange.
We can't really block off the area unless we buy a cover for the entire couch (which is sort of out of our price range at the moment). I have read that rubbing soap on it could help. Could you fine rabbit lovers give me other options to deter this sudden change of taste in him?