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Reply To: Bunny pee on couch

07/11/2025 at 9:18 AM

Wick & Fable

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It could be many factors at play, but typically once a rabbit realizes they can just pee on a couch…. they’ll keep doing it. It’s like the seal is popped, haha.

I wouldn’t read too much human emotion into the why, just be grateful it took until now for it to happen. Most rabbits get to peeing on couches immediately. They smell a lot like human, so marking it is very enticing and within their nature.

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