Poor Lintini! I would say, don’t freak out over the poops, and don’t decide it’s a terrible idea. Buns poop to mark their territory, so since she was in new territory, OF COURSE she had to tell EVERYBODY it is now hers, Mom! Just vacuum them up, and probably in a day or two, she won’t feel the need to do it, anymore.

The chin-marking is the same idea. Buns have a scent-gland under their chins that only they can smell–it won’t destroy your belongings, and you’ll never smell it. It’s their way of saying, “yep, this is mine too. And this. And this! And YOU!” (My buns mark me, too!) Marking most frequently occurs when a bun is in a new area, or when another rabbit has been around (so they’ll have to RE-mark to re-establish that that area belongs to them!). Although some buns mark everything repeatedly just for fun. Again, nothing to worry about!

You’re doing fine!

Yep – she’s claiming new territory.  The pooping will likely taper off.

Both of the buns living with me LOVE going under my bed. My sister asked me why and this is how I explained it to her. I equated it with a burrow or a den. They probably just feel really safe under there (considering the dog can’t bug them when they are under there)…

we recently got a bed frame but the material on the bottom of our box spring is ripped so it serves as a bunny hammock now. My buns love going under there plus its really cold under there as most of the air from the vent flows under there

My buns have always loved going under the bed. The problem is that they don’t love coming out from under the bed. Like for 4 hours.
I usually have it off limits since there isn’t much pooping, but I see Sammy lying down up against the wall and say “ahhhhhh. Zzzzzzzzz.”

I think Spockie may have reincarnated….she and he do very similar things….