Hector is too clever

I bought him a living world treat and teach, he's sussed the basic level so I tried him with the intermediate one, got that in seconds, almost worringly fast!! We shall try him with the hardest one and see what happens...

Ok hardest level was also really easy for him! I thought this would keep him occupied for a bit longer!!

You could try sticking some of the bits down

It's nice that Hector is so smart, but a bit of a shame that the game is not going to keep him entertained for long. Buns, eh

Haha, that would be funny Sparky. I'm pleased he's a clever little bun, he didn't even knock the little knobs out, he'd pick them out with his teeth then put them on the floor! Too clever, I'm going to have my work cut out keeping him entertained

Ah! My two love living world teach n treat. We have one each for Myrtle and Patch (as they are still not in direct contact).

They get them at 9pm and if we forget they remind us!

To stop it getting dull for Myrtle (the novelty hasn't quite worn off for Patch yet) we use level 2 as its the noisiest and only two treats. When she picks up a stopper and its empty underneath I take it and then when she picks up one which does have a treat I put the new stopper on to block!

After a few goes she knows and blocks my hand with her nose then her body!

Patch's first go on it seemed to involve replacing the treat with a little present of his own! but I think this was by accident.

I really want a Teach N' Treat. It says they can be used for chinchillas and guinea pigs as well, and since I have both of those too it would be a good buy. I might stick it on my Christmas list

I'm not convinced my guinea pigs would work it out though. They'd probably be terrified of it, they're afraid of their own shadow

I bought Pud one and he worked it out really quickly but when he had eaten all the treats out of it he would toss it across the floor

Well done Hector

Maybe we have a teeny pud jr on our hands, he's certainly got the naughty antics down

Maybe I'll teach him some "tricks" I'm sure he'd love that

Teaching tricks is fun!

Willow can go "up" (periscope) on command, and she can "crawl" if there is something above her so she realises that's what she has to do. I never got around to teaching her to crawl without an aid, as at the same time I was doing bunny jumping with her with she really enjoyed but unfortunately cannot do anymore due to her Pastuerella and strenuous activities bringing this out bless her

perhaps you could get him a rubix cube Clever buns are fun, you can train them to do stuff and as long as food is involved they will learn readily. I wonder how he would get on with an assalt course? Tunnels and small jumps accross the landing, could be fun

think we should send him to mensa

paullp wrote:Ah! My two love living world teach n treat. We have one each for Myrtle and Patch (as they are still not in direct contact).



Patch's first go on it seemed to involve replacing the treat with a little present of his own! but I think this was by accident.

We have a teach & treat - that Daisy just looks at with an upturned nose......... I havent even tried it with Charlie and Annie (there is little point in giving to the brain cell challenged Annabelle I fear) but I totally forgot about it.... Im going to put it in there in the morning!

bunny mensa, sounds like where he belongs!! I showed mum what he can do and she was really impressed, I really want to teach him 'up' maybe I should invest in a clicker!!

I saw someone who had taught their bun to roll a ball back to them!

hahaha he'd probably use the clicker on you and teach you how to go to the shops and get fenugreek crunchies

Haha, he knows where the crunchies are stored Rob, they are his bedtime "get in your crate" treat