Hi can anyone offer any advice.
My lop ear bunny was an abandoned (or lost?) bunny that was regimes to me by a vet.
We don't know his age but he is a very sweet rabbit, who has run of the entire yard in day, and inside at night.
He was toilet trained and an absolute angel, but on now 3 occasions he has peed on the couch.
When inside he has run of the house and sits on the couch with us. On every soiling occasion whoever is home has left the room (not the house) even though this is a several times a night occurance that doesn't appear to bother him usually.
He does have e cuniculi.
After the soiling he goes back to the toilet training for lengths of time.
Both my husband and I work away though so wondering if that could be why? In other words he has different minders.
He is a very much loved member of our family, and is treated wonderfully by all his carers, he is not scared or even anxious as we catch him free in the yard and the house.
Could it be a separation anxiety thing?
My lop ear bunny was an abandoned (or lost?) bunny that was regimes to me by a vet.
We don't know his age but he is a very sweet rabbit, who has run of the entire yard in day, and inside at night.
He was toilet trained and an absolute angel, but on now 3 occasions he has peed on the couch.
When inside he has run of the house and sits on the couch with us. On every soiling occasion whoever is home has left the room (not the house) even though this is a several times a night occurance that doesn't appear to bother him usually.
He does have e cuniculi.
After the soiling he goes back to the toilet training for lengths of time.
Both my husband and I work away though so wondering if that could be why? In other words he has different minders.
He is a very much loved member of our family, and is treated wonderfully by all his carers, he is not scared or even anxious as we catch him free in the yard and the house.
Could it be a separation anxiety thing?