Those with indoor buns... Don't you just love it when

You just get into bed, get comfy and cozy, and then you hear an almighty BOOM from the room they reside in, so you have to get up and investigate?!

Yes and you half threat and anticipate what you will find?!
Knocked over dishes, fighting buns, dear ranges warren furniture is all possible. Be aware!       

And then when you get there they are sitting innocently and look at you as if to say "what"?

Yes, Katie quite right!       

Katieb wrote:And then when you get there they are sitting innocently and look at you as if to say "what"?

But the look is priceless!

Katieb wrote:And then when you get there they are sitting innocently and look at you as if to say "what"?

Every time!!!!!!

Well, apart from that time I went through and Molly had the litter tray between her teeth, about to sling it across the pen for the second time

Thumper2001 wrote:Well, apart from that time I went through and Molly had the litter tray between her teeth, about to sling it across the pen for the second time

Hahahahahahahahahaha

Oh my god, I know this feeling all too well!!   

The bun's room is right next door to mine. I'm constantly getting up in the small hours to investigate. I never find much but I'm too curious to "let it go"

     yep or the sound of Dougal thumping on the floor so have to go in and calm him as something has startled him, probably being next door neighbors no doubt. or as you say just lead there as if it was not them who made the noise   .

Humum says it is even more fun when the outdoor buns, who are not far from the bedroom window, indulge in a 3am thump-a-thon.

Mason usually starts it  

A word of caution.... a couple of years ago Daisy started thumping one night abou 3am. We went down calmed him down, sat on the sofa with him for ten mins...provided hed scratchies....

The next night it happened again, and then the next.... you see a pattern emerging here.....

It then took 3 nights of thumping and us ignoring it until the little beast realised we wernt going to be providing 3 am attention!

Ha ha, Holly sleeps on my bed but when the mood takes her, she will run all over me so I am used to being woken with a start too  

Hugs
JO xx

[quote="Katieb"]A word of caution....  a couple of years ago Daisy started thumping one night abou 3am.  We went down calmed him down, sat on the sofa with him for ten mins...provided hed scratchies....

The next night it happened again, and then the next.... you see a pattern emerging here.....

It then took 3 nights of thumping and us ignoring it until the little beast realised we wernt going to be providing 3 am attention!  [/quote
I believe it is called bunny habit!       

That Daisy is one damned smart rabbit!

Thumper2001 wrote:Well, apart from that time I went through and Molly had the litter tray between her teeth, about to sling it across the pen for the second time

Now a pic of that would have won an award somewhere!

We love it when it's like 4:00am in a morning and a rabbit is thumping like mad in the boarding shed and Mike get's up and goes to check.   

Holly doesn;t like anyhthing on the bed besides she and I. I had my make up box on there the other day and she threw it and its contents all over the floor and just looked at me. Naughty girl LOL!!

Hugs
Jo xx