HOW TO LITTER TRAIN A RABBIT 🐰

[@iith0tslayer613]

My rabbit poos everywhere BUT the litter box. Instead he sleeps in it

[@lalycruz5645]

Same! Idk how to make him use the bathroom in it not sleep in it

[@laurenhart4665]

You should keep putting the poop in the litter box so that he sees that there's poop in there and he will eventually realize that that's where he goes to the bathrooms

[@polar-ti8cl]

Adrian Akabane same

[@laurenhart4665]

@Fakiha Tariq oh then I don't know what you should do sorry

[@a-different-e.art.h7077]

Fakiha Tariq I have that same problem! I think it’s because my rabbit isn’t fixed/spayed/neutered. She’s 2 years old and pees amazingly in her litter box, but when it comes to poop, she only poops in her litter box when she’s conveniently in it. I’ve searched all over the internet and I guess I need her fixed, but my family thinks it’s stupid to get her fixed. :(

[@MakeupByDaniellaa]

I am getting a rabbit soon so I am loading myself with knowledge

[@nicolevlogs8530]

This channel and Lennon the bunny are really good for learning about rabbits

[@wilpolaris7381]

Any updates?

[@Finn_Scoot]

Same

[@seanfelixbaylon7216]

sameee

[@micolebrookins3226]

Lol same😂😂

[@alanajohnson1192]

My 2 year old Dutch is mostly litter trained, but sometimes pees on my bed...I've even caught her once or twice get into position and she immediately jumps down and gets in her litter box...guilty little stinker...

[@alicecrocker9083]

Lily Pie Lennon the bunny has a video on how to stop that

[@syedjazim632]

Aww adorable lol

[@randomvideo2905]

Probably she hate you 😂

[@liamszabo494]

Lol

[@arx3516]

The smell of rabbit piss is the best to wake you up and start a wonderful day!😁

[@shore1074]

2 days ago, I adopted a rabbit from my local humane society. At the humane society she was in a small pet store cage. She could barely move and when she pooped or peed she’d have to sit in in. I took her in a 2x5 c+c cage so that she could litter trained. She immediately went to the litter box and hasn’t had any accidents. Now that she has more space she keeps everything so tidy. Once she is done with her toys she piles them up in the corner ❤️ I think today I might introduce her to free roaming today and keep the cage on standby just in case she wasn’t as litter trained as I thought. Thank you, your videos are amazing! Your the reason my rabbit will live an amazing life.

[@cpagoals]

I hope your adopted bun is doing amazingly 🤍

[@anabaiao1585]

Hi so I will adopt a bunny in about 2 days but only one because of some personal reasons and I wanted to ask u if u have one bunny only if he/she was happy with your attention only?

[@jayple_syrup]

"Keep your cage small" **proceeds to show us a rabbit mansion**

[@geraldhaile7425]

frr

[@blackbunnys2354]

I’m pretty sure she’s using the bare minimum cage size

[@ashilas9886]

AHAHAHAH

[@kaylawilliam7893]

Rabbits need space to run and hop. If you don't wanna give them that space, don't get a rabbit

[@WhiteHorseStudioArt]

She means a holding place only temporarily. Not their permanent home. This is only while they are learning to USE the litter box. After that, you can give them free roam.

[@Valeria-zz6fj]

I have an incredibly stubborn girl. She poops and pees wherever she likes so I kinda just got used to cleaning my floors everyday at least twice a day for a year but I am definitely gonna try to litter train again. Fingers crossed she actually wants to learn this time

[@101rabbits]

+Valeria Robles is your bunny spayed?

[@Valeria-zz6fj]

Yeah she got spayed as soon as we got her but she is still pretty feisty so it might just be her bossy personality haha

[@Flydoesgames]

Cherry Pie same but my bunny is still 2 months old I don't think I can spay her yet

[@Sophia-wi9ld]

Valeria I have the same problem with my two bunnies

[@tingting8586]

I can deal with poops here and there, rabbit pees are most smelly part. You definitely need to watch her closely to pee into her litter box

[@adysonnotley1472]

I literally did this for one day but I cleaned my new bunny’s pen every ten minutes and he has been using his litter box really well and I don’t even have him neutered!

[@bananatrainwing8472]

Wow! Tell me your secret! My rabbit is also not neutered and he is poopoing everywhere BUT the litter box!

[@claricestanley4128]

"Some don't wish to be litter trained" -Steve Irwin

[@user-te4dh5xd1n]

why am I watching this, I don't even have a rabbit?? I have an iguana...

[@denvyhabibi]

@Ikik Paki was that necssasery igunas are great pets though i do have 5 rabbits

[@denvyhabibi]

@Ikik Paki well i respect your thoughts but please keep them to your self

[@pizzaqween7785]

Um

[@ariar6346]

Ikik Paki What a shitty and stupid comment to read

[@poopythicckums2232]

Iguanas are so CUTE omgg

[@cassandracandyface5005]

My bun was littler trained, but let out little poops when she hoped around. 😞😟 Drove me nuts but who could be mad at a cute bunny!

[@jonjon-gn9mc]

Awww how cute, and it's fine just pick it up and put it in the litter box.

[@sushistorm5945]

While I was reading this my baby chicken/chick pooped on me

[@porkbellyism]

I'd be happy with the random poops but no, my little sh** pees everywhere in her room! confining her space currently... the boy however pees in the tray, poops everywhere and kicks out the hay and pellets tho FML hahaha

[@mariannav.s.6021]

amazing tips! my bunny is already litter trained and I remember doing these things ( putting the poop in the box, placing hay inside it, etc )

[@jclk06]

My male lop is not not neutered and he has been litter trained for two year and never has an accident. I don't think you NEED to spay or neuter but it depends on the rabbit. I'm not trying to sound mean or anything, this is just my opinion.🐰❤️

[@henrietta9206]

jaycee koo my strange bunny goes to the loo....every single time. Happens with the second one we bought (to bond) too! A friend visited got inspired n got herself one....never got litter trained. She gave it away. My two buns r very special indeed - im lucky!

[@tatorkator9901]

If they are by themselves it really helps as they aren't as territorial and might not be nessecary

[@alisonvideos7432]

I have a holland lop and he hasn't been neutered but he is litter trained

[@jonjon-gn9mc]

@@henrietta9206 That's the shit that pisses me off, people who IMPULSE buy, you should've told her off when she did that, that's why their are so many poor bunnies in shelters.

[@jonjon-gn9mc]

@@henrietta9206 I had adopted my girl litter trained but if she wasn't I would've spent the time and patience training her especially as she had just gotten spayed, I didn't impulse adopt her, and I've loved her ever since. 😍

[@jennifernguyen3877]

"keep floors bare until litter trained" meanwhile my entire apartment has carpeted floors, so I have to use two large bath sheets to protect the carpet within my bunny's x-pen lol

[@marystroman9643]

Excellent idea!!

[@aryasrivastava7015]

My bunny was litter trained before being spayed and she’s actually doing great with it this video was very informational thank you!

[@paperkawaii]

I have two rabbits, one is a small female and is very clean and never pees or poops out of the box, the other is a large dutch and pees and poops everywhere, he pees right next to the boxes, in tunnels around the edges of the room we have them in. They are both free range buns and have access to a medium sized lounge room and out onto a terrace during warmer days. I know I'm going to have to shut him in a smaller space to re-train him, but should I put them both in? Any advice for this? They are bonded but have disagreements every now and then, and yeah he gets mad and randomly pees haha. I feel like all I do is clean up his pee 😩

[@anaiahlyric3569]

I recommend Lennon The Bunny watch her

[@yasmeenunnisa6027]

I think you should but both

[@seli_chan]

Im dying😂💀

[@jessicamorrin976]

The way you kissed Sterling at the end when he climbed onto your lap melted my heart.. that’s soo cute😌😃🥰

[@AplusD]

Thank you for the clear instructions! One our friend recommended me your video, as we just met withour baby bunny. It's way very useful and we'll need to train our bunny to go where she needs to. I'm new here, sending you much love and hugs.

[@kennyhall2043]

I've just got my rabbits and they are exploring now 😊

[@salikhan12]

How are they now?

[@HeatherHolt]

My newest baby will pee in his litter box every time. But we are still working on the pewps.

[@Carolina-wt6be]

Same😭

[@HeatherHolt]

sanchashi 3 years later and same too haha!

[@ErinFitzgerald-nn8ym]

Yes! Same promblem

[@OpenWorldGirlMR]

I've only had my rabbit for 1 week and she only peed outside her litter box once! She's been a breeze and I'm so thankful.

[@elisabethbourdouleix8152]

My bunny is litter trained and she isn't spayed and she only uses her litter box to go pee and poop. ( Sometimes there are occasional poops everywhere but never pee )

[@Hcdav-s5y]

Hi Haley, you have a nice, beautiful voice. Thanks for the bunny litter training tips. Comment left May 30, 2020. Hope you are well.

[@kevinleee3408]

I like that set up with the hey dispenser box

[@sadierae9428]

My oldest bunny Thumper came to my home already litter trained which was awesome! And my 5 month old bunny Little Peanut was 5 weeks old when I got her and I just put the litter box in her cage and she trained herself. Once she realized “oh this is where the squishy stuff is!” she started peeing and pooping in there 😊

[@blackbunnys2354]

I know you from tiktokkkkkk

[@hollypierce359]

CAN YOU PLEASE DO A VIDEO ABOUT THE RABBIT ILLNESS SNUFFLES. I plan on doing my own video about it soon on my channel as that my rabbit has It and ive done a good amount of research for it but youre always so helpful and informative that I really want to see your take on the sickness, give pets to mocha, lulu, ebony, and sterling for me!

[@fujoshidianxia]

I soon will take my rabbit to get fixed soon and I'm starting to litter box train her and she, for the most part, tends to pee and poo in her liter box. My set up is a have a master bedroom and the bathroom is connected to my room. My closet is in the bathroom and her literbox and hidy house is in the closet. I sleep on the floor on a soft pad because it's better for my back. The issue is she climbs on my bed and my couch and she poops on them so much! Sometimes pees on my blankets and I noticed she has such sass about it. So now I'm making sure she knows who top bun is (me) by putting her in a short three minute time out if she poops on my bed or couch, I enclose her in her pen/closet with a gate. It's kinda hard because I want her to get enough exercise so that's why I let her run in my room. When I'm asleep and at work I keep her in the bathroom so she's not peeing on carpet. She does soooo well to not pee or poop outside her liter box when she is in the bathroom. I'll see if it works, I'm being really anal about it so she understands that it's not ok to poop on my things. She's so sneaky and territorial it's hard to keep my eyes on her the entire time, because it's as if she knows as soon as I look away for a minute she poops. What a little turd butt! Gotta love her though. ❤️

[@wendyc.7058]

fantastic video, we watched sooooo many bad ones before we found yours, we almost gave up - glad we didn't! You speak very well and clearly - so amazing!

[@lolathompson5568]

My rabbit took a year to litter box train, he pooped in a drawer for a few months 😂

[@cryptoknight_music]

The pain in this lady’s voice when at 2:15 ish when she’s giving advice on keeping the litter box in the corner 🤣🤣😂

[@MahoganyBelle]

I’m a new bunny mom 😊❤️ . He’s a 9 weeks old lionhead. He has already familiarized himself with and uses the litter box which is setup with hay piled high in one half and litter in the other half because I heard that bunnies tend to poop while they eat. The problem is he eats his pellets from his dish that is outside of the litter box and poops everywhere. To me it’s easy to clean up but at what age and how did you train your bunny to only poop in the litter box? Thanks for the great video & tips! Very helpful!

[@Jay-pz2ti]

I have a 7 week old lionhead/Holland lop! How’s taming going?

[@PequeBunnies]

Nice video ❤️ We use Vitakraft paper instead of wood stove pellets

[@emmawatson7695]

Thank you for everything you do on your channel you have been soooooooo helpful seeing as I am thoroughly considering getting a lop ear rabbit of my own. Keep up the good work -Em

[@tamikadavis2057]

This makes me more confident just became a new bunny mom on my birthday 8/18 so thank you

[@Abcdefghijk920]

I adopted two buns and their litter box habits are excellent. I am fostering two other rabbits right now in a separate part of the house and their litter box habits are atrocious. This video hopefully will help! Thank you

[@thedankens]

Where did you get your enclosure?! I spent over an hour today trying to find something similar to no avail. Also, what do you suggest for a bunny who, when in his cage, will use the litter box, but once we open the cage into his enclosure, he immediately starts pooping on the floor? That aside, we don't have hardwood floors, so its a bit more difficult to clean =\

[@claireailabouni4299]

Thank you, I might get a rabbit soon and this really helped

[@claireailabouni4299]

I just found out I’m getting him today!

[@ika2379]

Claire Ailabouni how is he like?

[@Dorothi1267]

Thank you so much! That will help🤍🌸

[@beyondquestion]

1:30... Litter trained my rabbit, never neutered or spayed, he never had an accident either. He DID mark my aunt tho when she visited lol! On her head while she was sleep!^^ Good thing she had a wig on lol!! And u must know, they have 2 different shits, one to eat and another to waste, he always did that and pissed in the litter. A tip tho, if he's free roam (like mine was), it's a good idea to put SMALL ones (yes, small, trust me..) around like, next to ur toilet and one in his get away from all cage. Cage meaning, a big cage with door completely removed, furnished with a water bottle, something to bite, a big bowl and treats, maybe a blanket over the top, so he can freely go and come as pleased. He'll use his main litter box as such, and throuhgt the day use the otehrs too, they're funny lil guys when u give them their freedom thru the house. If u play with them long enough, they'll bond, and u can let them loose outside, without leash, and they won't stray far, u may have to trick them to even get them out the house, and they'll run in when spooked or sumn. Even b4, they'll slam their foot on the ground if they feel danger is near. \O>

[@maryrosedesoisa5606]

Awesome vid !!!!!! I just subscribed! I just got my bunny 2 weeks ago and i triec so many other ways but this was the only one that worked:)

[@ratsandbeyond6405]

This really helped I have 14 rabbits and it’s just hard to clean them so I really hope it works

[@TheRealJAYDOSS]

14 is diabolical

[@gayaniwickramasinghe4137]

I am getting a rabbit tomorrow. So thanks for the video

[@alvabarton1168]

great video. So I have some rabbit Pellets for the rabbits to eat. Where do they go? In the litter tray as well? Thanks

[@blossombuddies2875]

I have to partially re-train my rabbit because when the pet sitter was here Lily started just giving up 50% of her habits including peeing. Normally she has 3-8 poops 6-12 inches away from the litter box daily but it was everywhere. Luckily she's getting back to normal. She isn't spayed but other than that I haven't had many problems since 3 months old.

[@ziezero]

Lily Blossom how old is she now?

[@blossombuddies2875]

DaeYeolBaekMyeon MinYixSooHunIn 7 months and 26 days old

[@Sophia-wi9ld]

Great video and great tips because I recently got my rabbits a few months ago and they aren't litter trained yet but I'm working on it and hopefully ur tips are helpful😊ILYSM

[@heatherellis5520]

1:33 my rabbits poop everywhere which makes things much more difficult for my sister and I 😂🤦🏼‍♀️

[@violet3430]

Yeah putting up a gate really works! Same with the poop. I just set it there, and hopefully get a chance to grab them before they poop on my carpet. Then I put them in the litter box, and my bunny’s got it pretty quickly :)

[@Serenityssillyvids]

This should help me a lot bc I have no clue how to litter train a bunny or take care of one properly but, how did I end up with two little bunny I do not know but I’m so happy I did☺️❤️🐰👍🏽

[@kevinleee3408]

The two-story cage that you showed is what I want to build

[@JustFluxz]

I don't have the space for it now, but if and when I am able to move out of my parent's house, I am debating between a Rabbit and a Uromastyx as a pet. It would likely be weird not having a dog, unless it will be possible too, but they both seem like the most ideal options for me as a Vegan that also wants relatively easy maintenance that is also big enough to handle without fear of somehow losing them in random crevices (i would worry about that if I owned hamsters or mice). Unfortunately, I am not financially stable enough to move out in New York.

[@safi456]

Hi and thanks for a useful video. I like the idea of hay above the rabbit rather than in its litter box as I don't like the idea of his food mixing with his poo. Please can you clarify that hay is not necessary IN the litter box if it's above it? For small breeds like mini lops or Netherland dwarf should the litter box be smaller? Just wondering if the sides will be too high for them to get in. Do you need one litter box per rabbit or can they share? If you have two dwarf rabbits can they share one large box? What's your take on covered boxes that have an entrance? Some people have suggested that rabbits feel safer in such boxes, and of course it's a cleaner option since the poo is not exposed and the smell is contained. Last but not least, if you put the litter box in a particular corner during training, can you move it afterward? Or will they associate litter with the corner rather than the box? We are planning to set up the pen in the kitchen initially as we have the most space there, but our long-term aim is free roaming bunnies who simply hop to the litter whenever needed. We don't want the litter boxes permanently in the kitchen. Once the bunnies are trained we'd like to move the boxes to the laundry room, out of the way of the rest of the house. The laundry room is attached to the kitchen and we'll leave the door open so the bunnies can access 24/7 but at least the box will be out of our daily sight. Is that doable?

[@adamsusel3801]

I gave my rabbit WAY too much freedom when I first got him (I just left his cage door open in the living room). He quickly took to the couch and thinks it’s a litter box😒 He uses the box in his cage just fine so he definitely knows what the box is for but he sees me sitting into he couch and wants to assert his dominance lol. Tomorrow I’m getting an ex pen and starting him fresh in a new room. He can have more freedom once he proves himself!

[@bb27232]

love your videos, haley! they're super helpful, and you're adorable.

[@pa1nted]

Would you please link where you purchased that litter box? I can't find it in Amazon

[@zakmerali6114]

My Rabbit ALWAYS pees in his litter box and most often than not he poops in there too. He is fixed but recently he has been doing some poops outside of his litter box. What can i do?

[@ferozaaziz5379]

I’m having the same problem right now, did you find out how to solve the problem?

[@analydelacruz392]

Zak Merali give him incentives or put treats in the litter box

[@bunnyblue3082]

I adopted two bunnies from a family who got a dog two years ago. I tried everything under the sun to get them litter trained. They do use the litter box but at the same time they do their business all over their territory, they don't just have one preferred spot. Another problem is that they don't want to hop on any slippery surface. So I have to use mats to make them move around. Honestly, I'm at my wit's end. I had bunnies before, my mum has - they were/are all "clean" and use only the litter box. I'd be really happy for some advice.

[@claireoddo1968]

What if you have carpet?

[@tatorkator9901]

Lia Sicilia vinager is your best friend, always use the vinager

[@soffri5156]

Lol just the comment I was looking for.

[@chyannerhinehart1248]

I was asking the same thing

[@Mintyyfilms]

seran wrap, or put down puppy pads.

[@ainslieswiatek1559]

Accept defeat

[@marumakoto]

Thank you! Just subscribed!

[@javeriaazhar9053]

Thanks,going to try now.

[@beyondquestion]

Hahahahaha, the same rabbit at the end as mine, Stinker Bus!! Difference is, after he crawled up on me, he woulda licked my nose, eye's, glasses, like, all day lol!! Top acceptance!!^^

[@alwaysandforever3260]

Best litter box training vid yet lol I'm trying to get my bunny from pooping everywhere.

[@graythebunny5128]

This was very helpful

[@romanzurutuza7102]

quick info i had a male bunny lop who wasnt neutered and he had no issues being hygenic and pooing where he should. in case anybody asks he was also never territorial or aggressive. only thing he would do diffrently is "play " with footballs ;)

[@abbykelley6115]

I love how all of these videos are like rabbits are naturally quite clean and poop in only one area. Not either of my girls. They is messy little fluffers

[@jellygirl3821]

So is the Grey rabbit, (Stirling) A Smoked Pearl Mini Lop? I feel it's familiar looks because I just got a rabbit (Same type said) I wondered if there was any hop-e on the internet for my information to be studied to be able to get good information. Good people who do it. And most of all people experienced in the caring of the animal. You fit all. I appreciate what you do for beginner care-takers like me. It's handy since I am joining a program called "4-H" Keep up the good work!

[@тнтѕяѕѕ]

My almost two year old bunny, Kiwi, is SUCH a brat sometimes. First, she moves her litter box out of the corner I put it in, then she goes in the SAME SPOT where I put the litter box in then first place. Then she sees me coming and pushes the box back in place. Oh Kiwi 🥝🐰

[@GracieReneeGiraffe]

Mocha looks so much like my rabbit!

[@Criapond]

My bunny literally poop everywhere even on my bed I tried litter training but still it not working.

[@nicolevandekamp9854]

Question for you! I have a XL living world cage. Should I put shavings in the bottom of it or keep the shavings just for the litter box? It's a plastic base...I don't mind removing fleece to wash it if there are pee accidents. Would that be a good idea? I want these 2 to be comfortable.

[@Bunnymum333]

My baby bunny poops everywhere . She’s 8 weeks and has poo scattered everywhere . I hope as she gets older she uses her litter box more. My other two boys were quite good and never pooped outside 🤣

[@growwitharie]

Just got my Holland lop this past Sunday and he is only 10 weeks old and is sooo good with his litter already it’s crazy, only peed on his fleece bedding once and since then he only pees in the litter box, he mostly poops in the litter with a few little ones outside 🤍🐰

[@mirandanavarro9780]

Yes I need this

[@katiebunny3396]

Do you still think pine pellets are safe? Ive read you don't want to use pine shavings.. I think aspen is recommended. Is there a differenfe between pellets and shavings in terms of safety?

[@EricTheRoth]

I'm possibly about to buy an "angora" rabbit, how hard are they to train compared to other rabbits?

[@xokalie-fh3fq]

I love it you are the best bunny things ever you helped me so much with my bunny thanks ❤️❤️ love you Love Kalie

[@RachelSofaer]

Hi Haley, thanks for all your amazing videos! I am getting two bunnies that are 2 months old and they can't be spayed for a while. What do I do about them going to the bathroom? Do I put newspaper down in their pen and only let them run around the house once they are old enough?

[@retacp]

I need some help my rabbit Cinnamon does not go in the liter box. I mean he pees in the liter box but poops all over and I need help by wondering will fixing him make it better?

[@maddie-bb1lv]

i’ve been trying to litter train my rabbit since august of 2019, but he just says no. He is neutered but he just pees everywhere including in the middle of the floor, and i can’t just slap a little box everywhere he decides to go, H E L P

[@cyansalvatore6011]

Try to find his favorite corner and place the litterbox there. Also, keep your bunny in a smaller area (big enough to do binkies tho) while litter training him. Make sure there's enough hay, you clean your floor when he pees on it. And spay or neuter him for sure.

[@varshar.m3565]

I love your rabbits

[@steampunksilver]

I’m a new rabbit owner and this video helped out a lot :)

[@saddxhyna2684]

If I don’t have pellets and I just use hay does it work??

[@vtyx1414]

May I ask what you mean by spayed and neutered?

[@livethearmywayormovealong6680]

I have a lionhead rabbit and she doesn’t pee or poop that much outside her cage and I would say she uses her litter box a lot and I just put it in there for her to sit in and then I got the idea to litter train her

[@laurencampbell5029]

Can you litter train your rabbit before it is old enough to get fixed? Mine is 6 weeks old

[@muhammadhaidershah7001]

i have unspayed and unneutered rabbits and both are doing well

[@lovelymarin3704]

When can you start training them? My bunny is 8 weeks old and seems too young but is it okay to go ahead?

[@beyondquestion]

1:52... In the corner? Hahaha, my rabbit gave no shits and re arranged as he pleased. I had a huge like, clay bowl, heavy, so he "couldn'T" move it around and spill food. He took it OUT the cage, daily!!^^

[@katsanimalchannel462]

Do you have a video about helping bunnies lose weight? I adopted a my bunny about 8 months ago, and he doesn't really run around much even though he has a while room. He has the company of two cats and I spend a lot of the with him. I don't feed a lot of sugar/pellets but he still hasn't lost much weight. Any tips?

[@bunnybat9515]

Rabbits are most active at dawn and dusk. They sleep most of the day. If your rabbit room has wood floors buy a large rug or two, slippery floors deter rabbits from moving the way they should due to the lack of grip with their pad-less paws. Make sure he has lots of toys. Cat tunnels, plastic baby keys, cardboard boxes, hay mats, and more. Bunnies love exploring so be sure to switch up toys and where the boxes/hide outs are placed. Single rabbits tend to be lonely and get bored easily. Rabbits are very social animals and nothing can compare to a rabbit partner. They are awake at the same times of day, speak the same body language, groom, cuddle, and are more confident when exploring when they have a friend. If possible it's not a bad idea to talk to your local rabbit rescue about doing a date and find your rabbit a partner to spend his days with. More info on rabbit toys: www.binkybunny.com/STORE/tabid/163/Default.aspx More info on bonding rabbits: www.saveabunny.org/rabbitcare/bonding-guide

[@Hunter_Houck]

Hello. Thx for this video. my buns are 7 weeks old.

[@violet3430]

Hope there still doing great :)

[@hmfoden]

My holland lop will mark every now and then still even though he has been neutered 2 yrs now. He's my only bun ( out of 4) that does this. Just little pee dribbles in his favourite lounging spots in my house. I just clean it with vinegar water. Don't think he will ever outgrow that though. He's pretty territorial and leaves coco puffs and chins everything in sight too.

[@rabbitslovely8876]

I just learned to raise rabbits, help guide

[@Claraequestrianlife]

This helped so much thanks!

[@lagwagonneverstops]

Thanks for the tips. I am trying to retrain my bunny as I am downsizing her area when we move (she is free roam most day but is penned at night/when we’re out the room for long time as she has recently started peeing on settee). I now have a corner litter box which was previously in her bigger tray and she sometimes used it. She does not seem to be taking to it and instead seems to have held in all her urine just to pee on a cushion....I have put the cushion in her litter tray to try encourage her but do you think maybe the size is an issue and she would prefer a longer box? (Like a cat litter tray size or something)

[@slimehiemersh133]

Okay, just got my first baby rabbit. I got her one of the big kennel cages that you pull the bottom out to empty it. If I have that do I need to have him a litterbox in there? He's not fixed and he's only 4 to 5 weeks old. I also have another question. He's not used to the outside so I'm gonna be keeping him in at night. Well, actually he's gonna be inside with me the majority of the time, bbuuuttt my fiance won't let me actually say "I'm keeping him inside" because he says I'm not having a bunny live in our house🤣. He is however okay with me saying well, he is going to be in the house with me most of the time🤣Weirdo..... Anyway my question is that well I don't have him a put up pen yet for inside at nights and such. I have one of the big plastic bins that I have drilled tons of holes in for him. Will it be okay to keep him in that just until I get him his pen?

[@yogurtjr979]

I have a large rabbit and I use a hi corner litter box the one that looks like a triangle but it’s a extra large one and he uses it

[@saelyquezada2533]

Thank you so much for your videos they are very helpful! I do have two question for you if i may, how do i get rid of my rabbit's hair knots. I try to brush him but time doesnt permit it too often and i find a lot of knots on him mostly around the butt or stomach area. Also he tents to sometimes lay on his pee, he is white and he gets stained yellow how can i get rid of that? I have tried safe wipes, and corn starch but nothing... what could i do?

[@kashregester3974]

Hey! I dont know if youll answer but i just rescued a neglected bunny. Shes very skinny and needs to gain weight before she gets spayed, she will be spayed this summer though! She likes to pee on my bed, she is fully free roam cause my room is to small for a pen, she is a very large bunny and im guessing she will get bigger when she is healthy and gains weight. Could she still learn in our situation? Shes very docile and sweet. Shes also very smart from what ive seen the day ive had her. Should i let her on my bed? Thats where she pees the most.

[@stevocanuck]

Why do you need hay in a litter box? Do they eat and poo at the same place?

[@reneekazarian]

Thanks for the tips! Gonna try this x

[@Backup-sd7ot]

I have always wondered this when you have a paper towel and you put it in the litter box will they chew it and then have a bad stomachache?

[@porkbellyism]

yea I can't do the papertowel thing, coz my girl will eat it....

[@jorgeramos7336]

Thank you. Is it ok to begin training with 2 rabbits in the same cage? Or is it best to be trained individually?