naturestee
Well-Known Member
Hi, this is my first post but I've been reading this forum for a few weeks. I have a 3.5 month old male Netherland Dwarf named Mocha. He's a sweetie, but we have had to ban him from my bedroom because a few days ago he started insisting on using the bed as his litter pan! It was always his favorite place, but he used to only roll, flop, and beg for pettings on it. We tried just keeping him off the bed, but he got upset and so used my husband's dirty work clothes instead. He had never peed outside of his cage until two days ago. I know this is probably hormone related, but he's young and his neutering is scheduled for mid-May.
The biggest problem is that this reduces his running space to his little room, the hallway, and the bathroom. Because of the way my apartment is built, the living room and kitchen are absolutely out of the question- too much danger, too much potential for bunny damage.
How have you guys dealt with your naughty hormonal bunnies? Am I going to have to ban him from my bedroom until after he's neutered, or is there something I can do before that? There is a litter box right by the bed, but he would much rather "lay claim to his territory."
Thanks, and sorry for the long post.
The biggest problem is that this reduces his running space to his little room, the hallway, and the bathroom. Because of the way my apartment is built, the living room and kitchen are absolutely out of the question- too much danger, too much potential for bunny damage.
How have you guys dealt with your naughty hormonal bunnies? Am I going to have to ban him from my bedroom until after he's neutered, or is there something I can do before that? There is a litter box right by the bed, but he would much rather "lay claim to his territory."
Thanks, and sorry for the long post.
