The Centre Kinbuck
HALL FOR HIRE
Dunblane School of Motoring
Grade 6 Instructor
Over 30 yrs Experience Block Booking Discount Free Motorway Lesson
01786 82 52 82 07767 355 411
Large hall suitable for parties etc. Small hall suitable for small gatherings/meetings Fully equipped kitchen
Parking and disabled access
For details and availability please contact: Alexis Rigby
chairwoman@kinbuck.com or Eileen Wilson
secretary@kinbuck.com
Pets Corner: rabbits
Cute, fluffy and inquisitive, a rabbit is not to be considered an easy option for a pet. But if you have a bit of time to learn to understand how rabbits behave you’ll have a fun pet who could be very much part of the family.
A rabbits’ environment is incredibly important and they will mark out their territory using chin secretions, droppings and urine. This helps them to feel secure with familiar smells and as in the wild, tamed rabbits should also be allowed to display these behaviours. You need to make sure that there is an area for a rabbit to dig - a child’s sand pit or large plant pot with earth is a great place for a rabbit to play in. Indeed they also get bored quickly so need suitable toys that are rotated regularly to keep their interest. Rabbits can be trained and a bit like dogs respond well to reward based training even to the point that they will use litter trays and collect treats from you.
You must never punish or shout at your rabbit though as they are likely to become scared and nervous as they won’t understand.
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