I havent had that issue . allunspayed un alteredanimals have all litter trained easily ,My females who have big cageswith hutches attached use onecorner and thats where their box goes ,the boys on hte other hand use the hideyboxes and thats where their litter boxesgo . And the ones whorefusethe litter box I clean daily. Every rabbit is differentI've trained two bucks and a doe, all of them fixed beforedoing so. I haven't really noticed a difference between the three asfar as training goes. I think it really depends on the rabbit and theirpersonality.
I will say that having the rabbit spayed/neutered is the way to go fortraining. None of mine fully trained until doing so, even though I didthe paper towel in the litter box thing and putting poops in the box.
Thnaks gypsy, i guess it is "every bunny is different" there are somethings that willl help, but in the end...its up to the bunnyStephanie wrote:I havent had that issue . allunspayed un alteredanimals have all litter trained easily ,My females who have big cageswith hutches attached use onecorner and thats where their box goes ,the boys on hte other hand use the hideyboxes and thats where their litter boxesgo . And the ones whorefusethe litter box I clean daily. Every rabbit is differentI've trainedtwo bucks and a doe, all of them fixed before doing so. I haven'treally noticed a difference between the three as far as training goes.I think it really depends on the rabbit and their personality.
I will say that having the rabbit spayed/neutered is the way to go fortraining. None of mine fully trained until doing so, even though I didthe paper towel in the litter box thing and putting poops in the box.
Ain't that the truth. :disgust:Amen. It's always up to the bunny!![]()
lol they are undercover little devils :angel::shock:Amen. It's always up to the bunny!![]()