how on earth am I supposed to study... He's At it again!

With sooooooooooo much cheeky bunny behaviour going on in the background....and the foreground....and under the chair.?

Ive just started studying again for my November Exam and part of it is a live online course....which I need to concentrate on. So i've settled myself in the dining room, cup of tea at the ready and complete silence....or so I thought.

I look round to find Daisy up on the sofa, pushing the cushions onto the floor and then hopping up and down it will 180 degree turns and various posing periscopes. Then he's under the dining room table nudging my leg. Then the curtains are moving. Then he is doing his level best to tip his hay bowl upside down. Then the bell is ringing. Then he is digging at his blankey trying to turn it upside down. Normally this time of night he's hopped into the living room to sit with matt.....but oh no not tonight.

In the end I decided to have him removed to the living room. What followed was a 10 min chase (during a particularly tricky part of the subject I might add) where daisy kicked half of the litter out of his tray - tipped over his water bowl, which matt promptly stood in, then stepping out of the way matt stepped on the bell, hurting his foot and twisting his ankle.

I havent learned a thing accept that its best to study elsewhere from now on.

In an act of naughtiness he's now under the living room sofa removing the corking from between the floor boards.

I need a lie down and a Tranquilizer dart.....for me.

K x

LOL! He causes more havoc than my 1, 3 and 4 year olds do by the sound of it

Aaaw - bless his little paws. I'm finding Pippa (the stray kitten I have recently added to my fur family) wants to be in my study when I am in there. She tries to climb in the fish tank, climb the bookcase or walks over my keyboard and then jumps on my lap and purrs. I can't be cross with her but it is very difficult to concentrate!!

Good luck with your studying Katie. Daisy clearly thinks you should be playing with him - he is Much More Important than boring old books!!!!

Awwww you hurt his feelings. He just wanted to be with you.

Laughed out loud at the part when Matt stepped in the bowl of water.

Yay clever Daisy!

Hee Hee, Daisy is a little tinker. I love bunnies with attitude.

I can just see him doing it too

I him so much the little monkey.

Oh we have had some fun today.....what a monkey.

First he snuck in the front room (hes not allowed in there unsupervised) and refused to come out......I spent 15 mins laid on my belly trying to retrieve him from underneath the sofa.

Ive just been trying to study through 2 hours of general cheekyness and unbelievable cuteness....

It just cant be done.

Oh Daisy you crack me up

I love it when they distract you. My foster bun Dave did a marvellous job last year when I was studying for Anatomy and Physiology exams. He wee'd on my bed TWICE and chewed through Damien's brand new Blackberry cable. You gotta love it.

Hee hee, loving the naughtiness.

Daisy is an absolute expert at it! I hadn't seen your original post, so am sat here chuckling at the slapstick comedy value of Matt standing in the water bowl in amongst all the mayhem.

I think KatieB that you are probably delighted to be distracted from studying. I can understand why you would rather cuddle a small sweet delightful bunny rather than study about fiscal processes.

This is so funny! I can't wait for my bun to arrive!You made me Laugh out loud x

He is certainly entertaining.....little devil..

You're bun will be just as cheeky Alex! They all are, so look out!

*looks happy and excited*tehehe!! x

Aww... Poor you... but So sweet that you've got such a character!

Bless him, he is such a little tinker I know you wouldn't want him any other way!