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I am absolutely smitten...after my Lionhead passed away (a month, $1000 worth of vet bills and a horrible lesson learned about highway pet stores), I was going to get a Flemish but we couldn't because of space. When we bought our house, there were no breeders that I could find close enough to...

I have to say that both of my girls hated the hiding places I gave them...I bought the largest domes and such I could find to help them but they never used it other than to try and escape...:highfive: They do love to hide behind the toilet, though, when I let them have their "bunny" time roaming...

Claire, I have the same problem with both of the girls...if they can chomp it, it is as good as eaten. Reducing the amount of litter in the box seems to have helped. She still digs but is not kicking any out. We shall see what tomorrow morning brings me...if I don't hear my husband say "uh...

Oh my gosh...they are so teenie. Can't wait to see what they look like as bigger kits! Congrats...:highfive:

Thank you so much for the advice! If she keeps it up, I will have to do that. I am using the Yesterday's News right now and am trying to keep the level to a minimum...Her poor sister just looks at her and then at me as if to say "Don't ask me! She is just crazy!"

My dominant femal mini-lop of a bonded pair has just started digging her litter and scattering it througout the pen. At first, I thought she just didn't like the litterbox I was using. Then I thought it might be the amount of litter in the pan. Then I thought it might be caused by boredom (added...