Towards the end of last week Bobby received a parcel from the PDSA, it was a present consisting of a rabbit harness and lead, a play dumbell and a chew and roll toy.
Bobby's toy delivery |
The dumbell is a funny toy that looks like a true exercise tool! It's deceivingly quite heavy and a robust little thing, but Bobby wasn't interested in playing with it at all. It didn't even warrant a chin rub she was that blase about it.
Bobby did find the chew and roll toy was an exciting plaything. Once the sections were fitted together it was a good sized toy. Bobby was intrigued by it, repeatedly chinned and sniffed it and watched curiously as I'd roll it around.
The chewed Chew and Roll |
I wanted to shake up the living arrangement of Bobby's house so ordered a puppy play pen online. We used to own one which ended up being permanently borrowed and I got sick of waiting for it to return so when I saw they were selling relatively cheap on eBay I thought I'd best buy a new one.
The play pen arrived today and I was keen to get it open and erected in the piggy room (well, piggy and bunny room!) We spent two hours figuring out which format was best only to give it up for another day in the end. The problems were getting it to fit with the cage allowing Bobby the choice to come and go from her cage, but it wasn't working out. Bobby was reluctant to leave the cage despite her toys being out and grumped when she knew Lucy (enemy rabbit) was in close vicinity. That was the other problem, Lucy just wouldn't stay away from the pen and was determined to find a way in.
We put Bobby back in her cage and closed the door so there was no access into the pen. Just as well, as not much later on we heard Lucy had found her way into the pen and was mooching around it where Bobby would have been. I'm over protective of Bobby like this and paranoid that Lucy will get to her and attack her. It's happened in the past and it frightens Bobby, I just don't want it happening again.
We need to decide what to do with the pen and getting Bobby into it, safely and ideally permanently.
In the meantime, it's Bobby versus the living room as usual. I caught her eyeing up my exercise bike, threatening to bite the bullet and use it, I'll never know!
The play pen arrived today and I was keen to get it open and erected in the piggy room (well, piggy and bunny room!) We spent two hours figuring out which format was best only to give it up for another day in the end. The problems were getting it to fit with the cage allowing Bobby the choice to come and go from her cage, but it wasn't working out. Bobby was reluctant to leave the cage despite her toys being out and grumped when she knew Lucy (enemy rabbit) was in close vicinity. That was the other problem, Lucy just wouldn't stay away from the pen and was determined to find a way in.
We put Bobby back in her cage and closed the door so there was no access into the pen. Just as well, as not much later on we heard Lucy had found her way into the pen and was mooching around it where Bobby would have been. I'm over protective of Bobby like this and paranoid that Lucy will get to her and attack her. It's happened in the past and it frightens Bobby, I just don't want it happening again.
We need to decide what to do with the pen and getting Bobby into it, safely and ideally permanently.
In the meantime, it's Bobby versus the living room as usual. I caught her eyeing up my exercise bike, threatening to bite the bullet and use it, I'll never know!
Becky x
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