Bunnies can absolutely be litter-box trained. Miss Hoppy has been pretty much since day 1 - they generally LIKE to go in one spot, though some take a little more training than others.
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Bunnies can absolutely be litter-box trained. Miss Hoppy has been pretty much since day 1 - they generally LIKE to go in one spot, though some take a little more training than others.
Has Miss Hoppy been cable trained yet?
Marylin's preschool has a bunny that the kids take care of during the school year and the teacher takes care of during the summer, I don't know if Lady has figured out that marylin is fraternizing with other animals.:D
Roxy is adorable! :D I love the last one of her lying down.
Yes, rabbits can be litter box trained. And for a first time rabbit owner, I'd say adopt an older bun, because they can be brats as "teenagers!" But I got Benjamin as a baby, and he was my first rabbit and we survived... but I was 19, and had owned pets before though.Quote:
Originally posted by poofy
I want to get my grandaughter one..can they be litterbox trained?
And should it be gotton young or a bit older..will have to read up on it and let her ck it out to see what she thinks, shes 12 and really wanting to be mommie..lol..:D
And you should check out http://www.rabbit.org/ for lots of info on rabbits! Lots of great articles.
o ya i forgot to mention in my pm that you should adopt one a little older then 7 months from a shelter that way it will be fixed and have less a attitude problem like my brat dose! lol
awwww ROXIE! You are such a sweety!
Oslo decided that the corner with the litterbox was the place to go from day one, but I hated it, so now he's in a wirebottomed cage with stuff for him to walk on everywhere but that corner.