Cardboard Tunnels
Scamp is rather chuffed, we got some new shelves and that means boxes! A 8′ long box to be exact – just perfect to make a tunnel.
First thing you need to do with a tunnel … make a second exit.
I’ve been a bit busy with work and enjoying the warm weather in the garden. Scamp on the other hand is still busy trashing the kitchen. He’s perfected the art of jumping from floor to worktop and demonstrated by eating the electric wire to the microwave (cut out the power but didn’t zap himself – how do rabbits do that?). We are presently experimenting with nets, so far this has resulted in a net with even bigger holes and a rabbit napping on the bread board. Maybe the tunnel will distract him.
Tags: rabbit-toys, Scamp, tunnel
that’s very impressive jumping and chewing skills!
Scamp sure has excellent skills and that tunnel looks exciting.
I wrap all my cords in the white tubing from Ikea. It’s plastic and Scamp may like to chew it but at least the electrics are protected somewhat. (you could even double wrap it?)
I bet (in the wild) Scamp would be the main Construction Engineer!
He would probably love an old tree stump with a tunnel in it – somewhere to climb, hide and gnaw?
That’s the most perfect tunnel I’ve ever seen!!!
I also buy plastic tubing for my wires. It’s good that Scamp’s managed to get this far without hurting himself, but I wouldn’t take any chances. I’ve seen/heard some horror stories. Have a Bunspace friend who lost half his mouth and tongue chewing wires that were behind very heavy furniture so his person didnt’ think he could get to them. He’s lucky to be alive.
That is a very impressive bunny! How could you be mad at that face? Here’s hoping your microwave can make it through