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BINKYBUNNY FORUMS

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- 03/23/2009 at 2:16 PM
  lilmizzsnickerz
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  arg i have four rabbits who are all litter trained in their cages (even if they tip them over sometimes) but as soon as i lift them out they poop everywhere i have to let them run around a differant room than where they are kept i didnt mind sweeping the floor after i put them away but the bf has said if it doesnt stop they are moving to the shed!!! =O any helpful tips to keep my rabbits from poopin on my floor =S
- 03/23/2009 at 2:35 PM
  Colin
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  Do they have a litterbox in the room where you let them run around? If so, you could try putting them in a pen in that room with the litterbox for an hour or so before you give them free run of the room. If they’re confined to that small area, they’re more likely to start using the box, and hopefully will return to it when needed, once they get used to it.
- 03/23/2009 at 3:11 PM
  riibu
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  Posted By lilmizzsnickerz on 03/23/2009 02:16 PM
  
  i didnt mind sweeping the floor after i put them away but the bf has said if it doesnt stop they are moving to the shed!!!
  
  Time to ditch the BF or put HIM in the shed.
- 03/23/2009 at 5:57 PM
  skunklionshow
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  I don’t think I’ll ever understand why guys that have nothing to do w/ the cleaning up really care if the bunns poop it up. DH stated that he is concerened that the bunnies leave a few poops here & there. I told him that was the least of my worries….as long as they don’t pee on anything, I really don’t care.
- 03/23/2009 at 8:27 PM
  Beka27
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  Are all 4 of the bunnies bonded together? Are they all neutered/spayed? If you have unbonded bunnies, or unaltered bunnies, that likely has a lot to do with the marking. If they are unbonded and/or unaltered and share the same run area, they are smelling the other buns and having to claim that space as their own. That is natural rabbit behavior and is not a result of bad littertraining.
  
  Honestly, poop is not a big dea to most of us bunny slaves. They are solid and dry, you could just get a good hand vac and suck them up when the bunnies are done.
- 03/24/2009 at 5:54 AM
  lilmizzsnickerz
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  yea might get a hand vac my bunnys have seperate play times … part of the problem is my dog eats them then vomits them up =S
- 03/24/2009 at 8:02 AM
  Beka27
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  Oh yuck! I could see how that would be annoying then! Some members have dogs that eat them up, but they usually don’t come back out when they do. Can they have playtime somewhere the dog doesn’t go, or when the dog is playing outside?
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