Its been awhile since I've written about Nala, so I figured I might as well share some experiences on account that I've finally got some time to!
Now that college is over with, Nala has now been introduced to her REAL home; which she is getting accustomed to quite quickly. I've got pretty nice set up for her in the basement (since it stays cool) of 4x2 grids which is also attached to her cage so that shes got a little extra space. This is her fixture for when I can't let her roam, so I wanted to make it as best of a running size as I could since she's a very high strung bunny.
Now, when I'm able to let her roam I'll get her in her cage and take her upstairs. My upstairs only consists of two rooms, a living room and adjoining kitchen, so it's not very big but a great size for her to run. The only downfall is that all the floors are either hard wood or tile. It's pretty comical though on account that she isn't afraid of slipping...so she'll run around just as much as usual but it looks as if she's on an ice skating rink. There have been many times when I've been standing in the kitchen only to see a bunny careening/sliding around a corner to come spinning in to my leg. Unfortunately I have yet to capture it on video!
The best part of bringing Nala home is her second introduction with Simone. Nothing has changed from the first introduction when she would terrorize the poor dog. The only difference now is that Simone has learned to deal with her (by ignoring her and letting her do her thing). There's been many times when Simone has been laying down and Nala has come over, sniffed her face and then climbed on top of her (Simone's face is Nalas preferred doggy-back access ramp). Yet again, I haven't had the camera ready when any of this stuff has happen!
The last thing I'll note is that I just got a bale of Timothy Hay mixed with other grasses from my local Agway. I've set it along her run for the time being so she can get to it. The funny thing is she doesn't know what to do with all the grass! She'll pull out some strands and run away and start munching happily only to run back to the bale to grab some more strands (even though she has a pile of half finished pieces of grass).
