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Hello everyone.
I’m Nichole, and I recently received my first bunny, Elvis. He came to me from a friend who had been trying to care for him after his previous owner was no longer able. Nobody knows how old he is…but I at least know that he is over 1 year, because his previous owner had him for a year. He had been kept in a cage in a closet and never really got to leave his cage…but despite that he is a very easygoing and sociable bunny. Every day I’m enjoying him more, his personality is so fun.
I’m having some issues litter training him. I put the litter box in the corner of the cage where he normally poops and put some of his little poopies in there to try to make him understand. However, he poops and pees AROUND it…he would much rather sit in it and and clean himself instead of using it for its purpose. He was just recently neutered (last Friday), though, and I don’t know how much that will help. Any tips would be greatly appreciated!
Here are some pictures of him:
He likes to help with my homework…The outside world is fun!
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