Teenage rabbit?

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- 04/27/2013 at 6:26 PM
  Kwedd
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  So my little guy is neutered and he’s now around 7-8 months old. He’s now trying to chew on EVERYTHING, and i mean everything lol. He’s digging as well but that doesn’t concern me as much because he isn’t destroying my clothes. He digs them if they’re on the floor. It’s just the chewing that is the problem because he has many toys, chew pieces, etc. but will not chew on them. He only wants to chew on wires or my purse or anything he sees. And he also makes this noise which I think is a growl when I’m about to let him out of his cage. I kind of find it funny cause its not really an agressive growl it’s just him having attitude because he wants to get out. Other than the chewing he’s an amazing bunny and i love him so much. Anyway, is this just a phase? What can I do?
- 04/28/2013 at 7:43 AM
  LittlePuffyTail
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  The only thing to do is wait for him to grow out of it. In the meantime, you’ll need to do some serious bunny-proofing to keep your cords, clothes, etc safe (and him safe too).
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