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Last Post by cookie627 at 04/09/2007 08:02 AM (32 Replies)

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minilop111
bunnyville

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03/18/2007 03:44 PM
Thanks for the advice, Lenny is now less interested in thumping and more interested in sleeping. As soon as i get my camera fixed ill send pix

BB
San Francisco Area

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03/19/2007 03:31 PM
Motherfish2000. Well, it looks like then you may be both getting some sleep. Rabbits can sure make good watchdogs though. So what did you end up using to help curb the thumping? A fan, a radio, both....or ?

cookie627
Naperville, IL

395 posts

04/09/2007 08:02 AM
My rabbit thumps ALL the time. But i have read in a book that rabbits thump to alert other rabbits that there is danger around. But i don't think thats the reason because our rabbits are protected.

My adorable baby Cookie 1 year old

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