by buttercuplover on December 13th, 2005

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My five-week-old bunny refuses to sleep in his cage even though I've cleaned and sterilized it. What should I do?

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by Jack Scotty on December 16th, 2005
If you leave him in the cage long enough eventually he will fall asleep. Typically no animal wants to be caged, however, once he gets used to the fact that this is where his sleeping quarters is, he will comply.
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