Good bunnies!!! :)

Molly and Junior had their first encounter with the dreaded fly spray at the weekend! They were so good!!! I thought they would freak out but they didn't at all.

I didn't manage to get either of them where the tail and back meet, they weren't happy about that, but I figured it would work its own way there anyway.

And they didn't try to lick it off either!

What a weight off my mind knowing that it has been done

I can't believe this thread title is about Molly and Junior

Well, Junior perhaps....


You do know that next time you try to do it, they are going to be little monsters, don't you?

I was shocked when I saw the title too, I thought maybe some other bunnies had made an appearance

Which one did you get in the end?

When I saw 'good bunnies' I did this

What are they after?

I can see why it would be hard to believe

They are generally still as norty as ever!!

We have a glass tv unit that the tv sits on, Molly has decided that she would like to live down there and I'm forever having to chase her out

When she doesn't want to be there, the pair of them want to be in the cupboard off the utility room. I've no idea what the attraction is!!

And on Sunday night, I dared to turn my back on them for 30 seconds (literally!) and they had my vase in the hall knocked down and were trying to run off with the wooden flowers! Molly broke one of them! It's been a while since they've tried to pull off that particular stunt.

Molly hasn't bit me again since that morning last week though

Dotdot wrote:I was shocked when I saw the title too, I thought maybe some other bunnies had made an appearance

Which one did you get in the end?

I went for the beaphar one, I used to use it with Thumper so I thought I'd stick to what I know

i'm waiting for the next title tomorrow saying "when good bunnies turn BAD "
i'm glad they took it fairly well

C & C squares can be tied together and placed as barriers too. We want to get some to detere Thumper from continuing to eat our drywall and chew our door frames.

gentl wrote:C & C squares can be tied together and placed as barriers too. We want to get some to detere Thumper from continuing to eat our drywall and chew our door frames.

Tbh I don't really want to start blocking things off, the only thing we've had to block off so far is under the spare bed and that was done a long time ago.

I know she's smart enough to know she shouldn't be doing something, I can tell by the way she looks at me when she's up to no good. And the way she does a binky and runs away when I tell "no"

I'm going to stand my ground with her on this one (Just as she will, no doubt )

I can live with their little visits to the utility room