I can’t believe how much that boy poops!!! I keep picking up the poops and putting them in his litterbox. When I do this he stands by the litterbox and sniffs it so I wonder if he is getting the idea that is where they go. He already peed in the box, but that was only overnight. He is so happy to be a house bunny now. When I was leaning in his chage picking up his poops he kept coming up and rubbing against me. He just wanted some pettings. When he first moved in to his new house, it took him about an hour to jump out of his bed. I wonder if he didn’t know if there was a floor or not. He kept trying to sniff the floor and would attempt to jump out and then chicken out at the last minute. Once he finally got brave enough to get out he just came up to me and wanted lovings. He really is such a sweet boy.

We have a few hours now with no stray poops. I am almost positive that he has gone because that boy is constantly pooping I just think that it is in his box.
I am so happy to have him in the house instead of the porch. When I first signed on to BB, I had both buns as outside pets. They both lived on our screened in porch. Then we built Coney the mega apartment in hopes that the boys would be bonded and they would both live there. But then Connor got sick and we didn’t even want him around Coney. Now he is all better, and has no more poopy butt problems. THat was mu hubby’s biggest concern. Connor used to have major squishy poop problems and they stunk the high heavens. So it was actually his idea that we build another nic house in our son’s room. I was shocked! Of course I had no problems with that, so now we have a cat who sleeps in my daughters room, a rabbit in the living room, and another rabbit in my sons room.
I noticed today that I have to clean out from under his bed before I let Connor run around in there. THere was some pretty discusting things under his bed.

So I was wrong about him pooping in the litter box. This morning I woke up to TWO count them TWO dustpan’s full of poopies. I do notice he is peeing in his litterbox because parts of the aspen pine are disolving.

Sorry, I have been away for a bit with school.
Well let me start at the begining of BB’s questions. No Connor is not yet neutered, I was trying to bond Coney and Connor but gave up on it for a while. Coney was just so agressive towards Connor and I felt bad for him. I stoped bonding because connor was sick and having different poopy butt problems. The vet said he had Giardia and I was not sure if having him around Coney would be good or not. And now I have just been to lazy, I admit it, to get them together.
Connor gets free reign of my sons room and Coney get the living room. And no other animals are in that room. We have a cat but he only goes in my daughters room and in the hall out the door. Coney has also never been in that room.
Connor has been in the house for around two to three weeks now. Before he lived in his hutch on the porch before. He would pee in one spot but poop everywhere! Since being in the house he has only peed on the floor maybe four times. He will pee in the little box no problem, however pooping is a different story.
He poops everywhere in his condo. I have noticed that most of it is when he is eating. I don’t know how to stop him from doing that. My daughter goes in his condo and cleans them up every day sometimes several times a day in exchange for a bowl of ice cream. Do I got her trained or what. He has not had any poopy butt issues since moving into the house which I am very grateful for. Also his poop does not stink like it did before, which again I am also grateful for.