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    • Sam
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        Hi everybody,

        We have three bunnies: Frida and Harper, who are sisters, and we introduced our third bunny, Douglas, in January.

        The two girls were generally okay, with the occasional poos but nothing out of the ordinary. They were scuffling then, once we had them spayed, settled and were fine.

        We got Douglas and, as a male bunny, he was quite dirty, spraying etc. Now he has been neutered, which was done in February, he is a little better, but still wees outside the cage, and poos everywhere!

        What can we do to train him? It’s having a negative impact on the girls i.e. they are lax with where they toilet. We absolutely do not want to rehome any or all of them, but we’re looking to move and, at the moment, what is happening is unsustainable, and unfair on our next landlord.

        Thanks

        Sam


      • alexandra
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          Have you tried putting him in the litter box every hour or so? Also, he could not like the litter in there. Or he simply could feel like he has to mark his territory. I have only every had one bun at a time and haven’t had too many potty problems so its hard to say.


        • Mikey
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            Rabbits who are not bonded are going to mark. Its not a lack of litter skills, is the drive to mark territory to drive stranger bunnies away.

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