Thanks, I'll look into that... he did try to mark his territory (my bed corners) a few months ago but he only did it twice and stop. But well... it is probably not worth taking a chance... I don't want that little Bunny to live in a cage, no animals should be in a cage anyway. I don't think neutering an animal is fair too... I don't think people should get animals if it is to change them to fit there needs.
Obiviously I'm not going to stop people from getting dog, cat, rabbit... but I don't think they really understand what they are doing. I love animals, but I want them free... Now I have this little bunny and I'm going to have him neutered and take care of him. A lot of irresponsable people get animals and they treat them as toy. I got this bunny because my ex-grilfriend wanted it... she totally failed taking care of him. She always want new animals (mostly dogs...) but somebody else always end-up taking care of it. I could ask her to keep Gandafl... but I'm scared he would just be lock in a cage for the rest of his life... So... I'll take care of Gandalf (I always did) and hopefully will take care of him for many years to come. I really like him and he became my best friend... He is going to be the happiest bunny on earth (he is already!!) still bunny are not the best house pet to have and neutering him seems to be a very cruel thing to do. Everybody does it to dogs and think it is a good thing to do... well they should think again. I don't think they should get dogs in the first place...
Neutering a Bunny is cruel? Excuse me, but you are either extremely ignorant or extremely uneducated when it comes to rabbits (and all other domesticated animals, at that). Do you know how many 'accidental' pregnancies in rabbits happen per year? Too many to count. Do you know how many rabbits either die young from maltreatment or die in an animal shelter due to ignorant people like you? Millions have died, Jack. All that you said right their was unbelievably.. stupid. I'm 17 years old, probably younger than you, and I know VERY WELL by first hand experience that neutering or spaying a dog, especially, is what a responsible owner does! Are you telling me that those who do not want to aid the overpopulation in animals by altering their pets 'shouldn't get animals in the first place'? I guess a lot of guys are like this, they think animals wont have a life if they cant breed. And you are so ridiculously wrong. There is nothing cruel about surgically and painfully altering your animal (my Archie does not even know hes neutered - he REALLY doesnt) in order to prevent your pet from procreating. I did many hours of communtity service, when I was a little rebel kid, at the local animal shelter.. and do you know how many beautiful, wonderful dogs, puppies, cats, kittens, AND rabbits died there because theyre owners did not fix the parents? Hundreds. I had to watch literally HUNDREDS of dogs disapear from their kennels, only to watch hundreds more fill up those empty spaces those beautiful, unfortunate animals left behind. And all because of ignorant people like you, those animals died. It makes me sick, honestly.

Now, another reason you DEFINATELY should neuter your bunny, or give him to a nicer, more intellegent person that will give him the proper care and neuter him is because he is unhappy and anxious as an unaltered male rabbit will be. That is probably the reason youre seeing this strange behavior. He is unhappy because his body and his hormones are telling him to breed and there are no females there to breed with. Now, I'm not telling you to get a female rabbit and breed them and make a few hundred babies. I'm telling you that you should get your rabbit neutered, for his sake. All in all, most animals live longer, more content lives when they are altered.