In the absolute majority of cases, the unwanted, sexually driven behaviors cease within 2 weeks. It can take longer though, up to 8 weeks is not unheard of, but I can’t remember any case from these forums where it has taken that much time. (It’s very different for girl rabbits, they often need quite a bit of time).

He may still circle your feet and buzz for treats, but he’ll be less obsessive. He may still pee or poop mark occasionally f ex in early spring when the light returns, but he most likely won’t spray pee all over. If you introduce another rabbit to the household, there will be a period of marking behavior, because rabbits are highly sensitive to “invaders” of their territory.

If you havent started litter training him, you can start right away, but he might not catch on immediately.

I think you will see a big change by 2-3 weeks! Hang in there!

Oof, rabbits are very pushy lovers indeed… Our bridge bunny Breintje calmed down after 3 weeks. He was a little older when he was neutered, at 2,5 years, and he had spent half a year with me while he wasn’t neutered yet.

His mounting, circling and spraying behaviours went away within 3 weeks.  He did remain quite possessive over me though. According to the vet he probably bonded himself to me.

This wasn’t a problem when my boyfriend was here, but it was a problem when I smelled of other rabbits. He became very possessive, aggressively chinning me when I had somebunny else’s scent. The vet said that this was rare though, and I hope that your bun won’t stay clingy.