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Forum BEHAVIOR Dealing with a peeved bun….

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    • Quantum
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        Quantum had to stay caged for a number of hours today (an hour and a half longer due to flooded out/closed roads and me trying to get home!  But that’s another story…..) and she. is. miffed!  I thought at first she was ill; she came out of her cage (I let her out the minute I got home) and has been sulking under the curio cabinet ever since.  I was “allowed” a very few head (grooming) pets, but that’s it.  I thought she was ill, but I just noticed her laying all relaxed and stretched out (ears up at halfmast, feet straight out behind), so I doubt that’s it.

        So…………how many hours/days/weeks of punishment am I due by the Queen of the Kingdom of Living Room?  And does abject groveling help at all?


      • xParadise
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          I’m about 99% sure a slice of banana would change that


        • Beka27
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            today it’s not being left out. tomorrow it’ll be the wrong kinda green. the day after you’ll look at her the wrong way.

            by next week, she’ll have a whole list of other reason to be pissed at you…

            it’s always somethin’ with these buns… ;o)


          • Balefulregards
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              All I have to do is casually shake the papaya tablets jar….and all is mysteriously forgiven.

              Until – as Beka said – next time.

              Like giving cilantro, instead of curly parsley…


            • RabbitPam
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                and yes, a banana slice helps EVERY time.

                (though you may not have the pleasure of seeing her chew it since you might still be staring at the opposite end.)


              • Quantum
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                  Rabbitpam, I think you’re on to something there. Bananas….bunny kryptonite. About an hour or so after Quantum deigned to take a small slice of banana (“I’m still mad, but I suppose I could force myself to eat this, just to be the bigger bunny about it all.”), she started binkying and “Speed Racer” bunning all over the living room. A fair amount of head-pettage was also demanded. Peace once again rules our happy home.

                  For a “voiceless” critter, they certainly have a way of letting you know when you’re in deep, deep bunny doo.  Oh, and guess who got released out earlier than normal this morning……..Spoiled?  Naaaaah.  (Just a minute, Madam!  I’m coming!  Yes, Madam, the Romaine will be served shortly.  Of course, only on the silver salver.”)


                • RabbitPam
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                    Quantum, I know it can be frustrating – but it’s awfully funny when you tell it.


                  • bunnytowne
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                      Quantum  you silly bunny you.  Stop being miffed at your Mum she tried her best to get home on your schedule.

                      They are charactors I tell you. I suppose Cotton was mad at me for a couple of days there too. Ahh.

                      Us poor bunny slaves.  Yes sir you bunnyhighness. Yes ma’am Queen bunny bun.


                    • hooty22
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                        Oh I know the feeling. Before I could trust Felony to be free range he was confine while I was in class. One day I was super late getting home. As soon as I walked in the door I let him out. As soon as I let him out he growled at me and and followed me all around the house head butting my leg for a solid 10 minutes. He wouldn’t even so much as take raisin from me. I had to actually place it near his cage and walk away from him. He was PISSED!!!

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