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Seven tips for trouble-free walkies
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Whatever the time of year, walking your dog in the park or countryside can be pleasant and relaxing – but not if he runs off or gets into scrapes. Victoria Spicer asks experts for advice on how to make walks … Read more
How to control your food-aggressive rabbit
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Q: My rabbit is becoming very food-aggressive. Can you give me some advice on how to handle him?
A: Rabbits can become aggressive over food because it is of high importance to them. In the wild, rabbits spend a lot of time foraging. Giving a pet rabbit a whole bowl of concentrated food may result in it ‘defending’ it. If your bunny has a good-sized hutch and run (as all rabbits should have), scatter the food on the floor or in the grass rather than in a bowl. Think about getting an activity feeder, Read more
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