started peeing on bed all of a sudden?

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- 03/15/2022 at 8:36 AM
  bunneth
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  my bunny has not peed on my bed for a very long time after training her not to. But today, I have found out she started peeing on the edge of my bed and just now like right behind me on the edge of my bed she peed again. Is it her hormones (she isnt spayed yet) making her start do this or is there another reason?
- 03/15/2022 at 9:03 AM
  bunneth
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  update: just caught her sniffing the spot she peed at and as i tried to take her away she literally mini binky-ed and flapped her tail as she peed on another spot which is right next to my pillow… 😔
- 03/15/2022 at 9:58 AM
  Wick & Fable
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  Regardless of being spayed or not, efforts to have a rabbit consistently not poop/pee on a bed are… fruitless, in my opinion. You have a much better chance at more consistent no-instances if your rabbit is spayed, but even with spaying, some rabbits will always be tempted to mark the bed. They are just so soft, comfy, and hold a lot of human smell to mark over.
  
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  - 03/15/2022 at 10:09 AM
    bunneth
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    rip my bed then haha,, i will try my best to not let her up my bed and if she does i might just layer it with towels 😔✊
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