Ugh, just one thing...

[littl3red]

Well, the upgrade is kinda TO spoil Teddy. You know, so she can have free run without electrocuting herself. I guess I could get rid of the TV.

 

[Imbrium]

oh, I know, I wasn't trying to criticize - sorry if it came across that way . I know you spoil your bun (we all do!), it's just that mine live in the living room and my TV is in my bedroom so me getting a new TV wouldn't do them any good, lol.

 

[littl3red]

Oh, I didn't think you were criticizing. I understood. Isn't it annoying how talking through text can make miscommunication so easy?

 

[holtzchick]

Hmmm... I still honestly think the easiest fix would be to get cord protectors. Or if you go to a Lowes, you can get clear tubing for water I guess and just cut it down with a utility knife... presto, problem solved

 

[MiniLopHop]

Imbrium wrote:

I think accepting that your house isn't going to look "normal" (due to bunny-proofing or bunns having their own room) is part of bunny ownership, same as resigning yourself to finding bits of hay in the weirdest places.

I was at work one day and something kept poking my bottom. I went to the bathroom and found a piece of hay in my underwear! How did that get there?

 

[Imbrium]

hehehe

 

[littl3red]

I talked to Boyfriend about it today and he really doesn't want to build the thing. I told him it was because my room would look less weird if my bunny-proofing was disguised as furniture and he was like "Ashtin, half your room is occupied by a giant bunny mansion and you're concerned about it looking weird?" So yeah, I guess I'll do the tubing or maybe just block it off, I dunno, I'll have to see if any rearranging would help at all.

 

[MiserySmith]

I would go with the cord protectors first, just incase your proofing fails you know they're secure. Apart from that I use NIC cubes for blocking things off. Like my dresser and lamp cord in Peppy's half of my room.
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[littl3red]

I ended up just rearranging my room so the chords are behind my tv stand and turned the tv diagonal so the stand can be against the wall.