Dh is not a happy man

[headlesshorseman]

Because she-bun has eaten the wire of his headphones even though he knows he was a prat to leave them dangling

She never used to chew, but since new he-bun got here she's getting worse!

She and he-buns now get on very well, are they conspiring against us?!
What else can I do to stop here chewing? They have boxes/ logs/ toys to chew and most of the wiring is protected, its mainly the wallpaper and the skirting boards now!
Help!

[fortifiedwithtea]

Well he won't make that mistake again. I speak from bitter experience as one of the girl piggies chewed through my tumble dryer cord last week .

My guineas seem to copy naughty ideas off each other . Maybe its the seem with buns. No suggestions I'm afraid. Think you're going to need to extra bun proof and give up on wallpaper. Sorry.

[BonkeyMollocks]

Bunny proof EVERYTHING . there is nothing else you can do!



And tell the stoopid arse not to leave wires around!

[FernieB]

With our previous chewy bun, we had the simple house rule of 'everything within bun's reach belongs to bun'! If we didn't want something to be chewed (or given frilly edges) it had to be put out of reach.

Just bunnyproof everything. It's tough with wallpaper and skirtings, but we did have some success training previous bun not to chew by using a spray bottle filled with warm water - she was sprayed whenever she chewed and she soon learnt. Current bun is not particularly chewy except will help himself to magazines/newspapers - the amount of general knowledge he's digested is incredible.

[BonkeyMollocks]

Fernie Everytime you say 'current bun' it makes me

[headlesshorseman]

yes she does like the daily news fernie
we shall give the spray bottle a go, but how do I bunny-proof skirting boards?!