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- 09/29/2013 at 10:38 AM
  Trishh
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  I need some advice and or tips/tricks on training my bunny butt. He likes to peel the drywall off with his teeth, he doesnt do it often and he doesnt eat it so i'm not worried about him becoming sick but in the future what are the symptoms of him becoming sick because of it?
  When i catch him doing it i've clap my hands, say his name and tell him to stop along with saying No, and he usually stops but how can i completely get rid of this behavior? I also take the dry wall away from him if he has it in his mouth after he's peeled it off or if its laying near him. I've tried spraying the walls with a homemade all natrual bunny repelnent but it doesnt help. I also but cardboard infront of where he chews but he completely ignores the cardboard.
  Any help / tips would be apperciated! My family members aren't happy with him doing it as we are moving into a new house soon and i'd like for him to roam free like he does now, but he can't be doing this when we move. Thank you in advance! <3
- 09/29/2013 at 1:13 PM
  LBJ10
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  Sometimes the only thing you can do is fence the area off. I have used NIC grids to keep Leopold away from the wall.
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