My Maggie does that ALL the time. She just binkies into stuff! Sometimes she'll be in front of a wall and just decides to binky a bit and will go face-first into it. We think she has a little problem of spacial awareness.
Aww, Maggie could be River's binky twin! I swear River is half bunny half billy-goat with the amount of times she head-butts cages, walls, the couch, and Simon. Simon seems to be the preferred target (nice and soft) for binky crash landings and for use as her own personal speed bump.
Looks like our field research confirms that bunnies really do have a blind spot directly in front of them!
You'll have to give Maggie a crash helmet and a noogie for me! :)
Ah, selective bunny hearing--Simon is good at that too (unless it's raining hard or there are Canadian geese outside, then it's a full-fledged thump fest because both of those are scary)! :)
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My Maggie does that ALL the time. She just binkies into stuff! Sometimes she'll be in front of a wall and just decides to binky a bit and will go face-first into it. We think she has a little problem of spacial awareness.
Aww, Maggie could be River's binky twin! I swear River is half bunny half billy-goat with the amount of times she head-butts cages, walls, the couch, and Simon. Simon seems to be the preferred target (nice and soft) for binky crash landings and for use as her own personal speed bump.
Looks like our field research confirms that bunnies really do have a blind spot directly in front of them!
You'll have to give Maggie a crash helmet and a noogie for me! :)
Absolutely! More food for thoughts: Maggie is also kind of deaf. I think she's deaf in one ear and the other works when she feels like it. :)
Ah, selective bunny hearing--Simon is good at that too (unless it's raining hard or there are Canadian geese outside, then it's a full-fledged thump fest because both of those are scary)! :)
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