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- 03/12/2018 at 3:54 PM
  Manda
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  Hi everyone! I have my buns sharing a room (pre-bonding) and we are waiting for the big spay date April 4th. Petunia’s hormones have kicked in so they are separated by double fencing. Every morning I walk into their “bunny kingdom” and a major battle of poop wars has ensued. Mr Buns(neutered) had perfect litter habits before and this only seems to happen overnight because during the day after I have cleaned it all up his side is clean. Ms Petunia on the other hand grasped the concept of pooing in the potty for about 5 minutes (understandably so) and then “forgot”. Thankfully she still pees religiously in the litter box. They are only making a perfect line against the lining of the fencing. Is there a reason why they seem to do this overnight? Does anyone else’s buns do this? I mean it’s great to be able to easily monitor their poop but will this stop once she is spayed and they are bonded?
- 03/12/2018 at 7:24 PM
  DanaNM
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  Totally normal, and should stop once they are bonded. It will probably lessen once she is spayed, but it will prob still happen a bit. She is marking against that entruder Mr. Buns!
  
  My buns just tend to poop more at night, as they are just more active then, so that’s prob why!
  
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- 03/12/2018 at 8:24 PM
  Manda
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  That makes total sense. Thank you!
- 03/12/2018 at 8:24 PM
  Manda
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  That makes total sense. Thank you!
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