I like that picture too. But it's too bad he was shedding hard-core.
Bonding update: So I had been concerned that J.Behr was herding and keeping Finley in her litterbox. We had been watching her, and finding that she was in her litterbox a lot. However, some of it was her playing the 'poor bunny' card.
I had been meaning to throw in a blankie for them but hadn't because: I figured it would get peed on by both (Fin is immaculate with her habits unless a blankie is involved and J.Behr...well, he's a work in progress), I also thought it might cause problems/territorial issues, and because I just kept forgetting.
Well, last night I caved and instantly Finley was out of her box. Her blankie is a new safe place. Now that she has a soft spot she is also a bit more active in the pen. I almost climbed into the pen to smother her with kisses - but I didn't because kissing a peed-on Finley isn't that great of a sport, and because with the super tall pen that I created to keep J.Behr *in* also keeps me *out* (I'm beginning to think that was part of his master plan). I'll have to make a few modifications to it...but I need more tie wraps/zip ties (whatever you call them).
Anyway, all of that to say that I'm more at ease with them now. I caught them snuggling even.
In time I think we'll be able to expand their play space a bit too because J.Behr's habits are improving for the most part. There were a few messes last night, but I'm 100% sure that it was an attitude thing. He was mad that the veggies were late (I was working) - so what better way to get back at me than to pee on the carpet?!
I laughed and told him he'll have to work harder. Moving the barricades and chewing my textbooks don't count either (the first bunny of 5 to do that). In hindsight, I probably shouldn't have told him that. I may go home to find a huge mess.
