Well bust my buttons if it isn’t Knowltons and Edson!!!!! How the heck are you? (Well, you just told me that. LOL)

First must say good for Edson for venturing out and joining the family. I am betting that he’s marking his territory. I think he’s finding more spaces at home to call his own, and in case those dogs think it belongs to them, well, he’s setting them straight.

Other option is that he finds he has to go and it’s either too far or he’s not sure where he left the litter pan so just goes. I would suggest putting a litter pan, just the cheap rectangular cat ones (come in pretty colors so not too ugly) discreetly by the front door for him to use. Then mop up the urine with paper towel, drop it in the new pan and see if he catches on. If it’s next to/behind the door as it opens, it won’t be unsightly for guests until they’re inside and it’s too late.

It could be the scent of dogs making him mark even though your dogs get along with him. I have one rabbit who marks against my dogs just as a dominance thing.

If he has been clean around the dogs before then it is not a marking behavior.
Maybe he is a ‘spaceholder’ bunny. I mean by that, some rabbits feel that if their territory is quite large, they need to leave droppings to mark it up so that the space is readily recognizable as theirs even if they are not near. This is just a theory…

Admit to the gross decore. I’m trying to rearrange my computer furniture today while fitting in the nic cubes blocking the wires, etc. and it still looks like a cyclone ran through the room.

Has he had a check up lately? If there’s something wrong that’s making him pee and poo where he shouldn’t, maybe he can’t hold it? Check for any new smells in the area. Sometimes we do something new without realizing and it sets them off. Otherwise, a wash down with vinegar and water might do the trick as a deterrent. The smell dissipates so it won’t bother you after a few minutes.

Weird. I am at a loss. Maybe your rabbit is going through a midlife crisis?

Could an animal have come up to the door that he’s picking up on? Or the dogs have brought something up to the house? 
 

Or could there be changes in the puppy due to maturing? Like with rabbits, their pee can change smell when the hormones arrive, could the puppies smell seem different to Edson? That maybe the puppy has also marked at this door?

Just wanted to share that Lollipop likes to pee and poop in front of my door too. She’s always done it too and all I could think of to do is block it off when they’re free. Such a pain in the butt. Little dingbats. Their pen is in the living room so when I let them out, I use it to block the tv and the door. To top it off, for a while she was pooping/peeing in front of the pen as close as she could get to the freaking door. arrgggg. LOL

Doesn’t he know his privileges of freedom will be revoked if he keeps this up????

Haha. I know! That’s what I say too but I still let them have their way. Give ’em an inch and they’ll take a mile!

Doesn’t he know his privileges of freedom will be revoked if he keeps this up????

Yes, but honestly, I don’t think they care. They just get mad when they don’t get their way. LOL At least mine do.

Here’s hoping the vinegar solution continues to work.

Nose rubs to Edson.

I just want to pop in and say HIIIIIIIYYEEEEE!! *waves at JK and Edson* Gosh I’m glad to see you both here again. Even if it is because of behavioral issues.
We just got a new dog a few months ago and I’m still dealing with some territorial eliminating on Mimzy’s part. Must be a loppy thing. But he says hello to Edson.
Don’t be a stranger, come back and see us again when you return from your trip and safe journeys to you!

Vinegar RIGHT AWAY. When Coco does this, the only way I can deter her is to keep on top if the sitch with cleaning, cleaning, cleaning.

If I miss one spot, I find she has quadrupled it overnight and I now have 5 spots to do….

Long Live Vinegar!