Bedoogles

Bedarlin'... reminds me of my Clover. <3

oh lol he is fun. He's smart too, keeps the house clean.

Clover loved to investigate behind the furniture. He chewed a few cords and I had to make him a pen in the middle of the room to keep us from short circuits!

Isn't he a little darlin'? Is he house trained? And how do you go about house training a rabbit?

Eeek that's scary Lori. I'm not keen on fried rabbit. He does freely explore. At first I was worried he'd nip my toes, but he doesn't bite. He just tickles my feet with his twitchy nose and likes to cuddle.

Steragram - Yes he is trained. He has an opened door cage where he goes to eat, poop & sleep. You'd have to train him as you would a cat or dog. Just keep the cage open & accessible at all times. It's their own private space. I wouldn't let him roam freely if I wasn't home.

He reminds me of Sooty our children's pet years ago , he lived outside in a cage but came indoors for cuddles ..
The Hamsters were the worst they lived in and were allowed to exercise in the evenings they use to climb the curtains and were hard to catch .

He looks really handsome.

lol thanks his job is make everyone laugh. Amy, I used to have hamsters and built those connecting tunnels that they love to crawl through. However, they seemed more busy at night on that squeaky wheel and just slept all day. :)

Bedoogles looks well Paul. When I had rabbits sometimes I let them run indoors and they had a litter tray.

Sometimes when Costello, my black cat, isn't looking, Bedoogles will use his litter tray. He covers it up so Costello will never know the difference. I give him credit for knowing not to mess up on the floor & carpet.

We used to have a 'house rabbit' Thumper. Not a very original name I agree. He used a litter tray too and we never trained him, he just used it automatically.

He didn't take long at all to get the idea. He must have spied out Costello, but I'm so glad he's a fast learner. He gets baby carrots.

:-) :-)