Caged bun vs chaotic bun??

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- 01/21/2017 at 6:03 PM
  Pumpkin's mammy
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  My bun (pumpkin) has a spare bedroom to herself in my rented house, and she’s been really good ever since I got her about no chewing anything up (I buy her lots of toys and make cardboard houses for her) but then recently she chewed a big hole in the side of one of the beds in the room so I just blocked up the hole but then she did it again on another side! As it is now my landlord will kill me so I don’t want to let her destroy the house while I’m at work 8 hours a day but I also don’t want to leave her in the car for that long! What do I do?
- 01/21/2017 at 9:10 PM
  SeeShmemilyPlay
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  I would get her a cage for when you’re gone, but let her out when you’re home
- 01/22/2017 at 4:01 AM
  sarahthegemini
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  You could get pen panels and block off certain areas so she can still play freely.
- 01/22/2017 at 4:12 AM
  Boston's Mama
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  I’m not in a situation I can have my bunny free either – so I have a large cage ( for my tiny boy 120cm x 60cm x 60cm with a play pen off it)
  That way he has about 2.5 metres x 1.2metres to play in
  You definetly cannot leave your bunny in a car
  That is not fair – safe- nor should it even be thought of as a option
  There are plenty of other options play pens around the areas she isn’t allowed , removing the beds from that room to another – or a cage suitable size that gives her somewhere safe to be when unsupervised
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