He's wetting my bed!

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- 10/05/2014 at 3:36 PM
  maqda
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  I’ve had him for about 5 months, he was well litter trained when I got him (he was a year old) and was well litter trained until 3 days ago when he started wetting my bed. He jumps up sits for a bit and then raises his tail and goes, is there any reason for this? the only thing i can think of thats changed recently is that me and him have become closer, I’ve been feeding him by hand and regularly stroking him because we hadn’t bonded much, but now this is happening. help! i dont have a dryer so cleaning my sheets is a pain!
- 10/05/2014 at 6:24 PM
  Mocha
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  Is he neutered?
- 10/05/2014 at 6:32 PM
  Sarita
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  Rabbits are notorious for peeing on beds and couches simply because they smell the most like their humans – doesn’t matter if the rabbit is fixed or not.
  
  Best thing is to keep him off the bed – this is a common problem and many people post about this.
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