Hi,
I have a nice little bunny, he is way under 3 lbs and almost 1 year old. He became litter train in ~2 hours and he is getting a bit more affectionate.
I spent most of the last 6 months at home writing my Thesis and he became very attached to me. He follows me everywhere and run between my legs all the time. He doesn't like it when I hold him... and likes to bite on my clothes (I don't have one t-shirt without hole) He still chew on the walls or on my bed sheets... I've tried saying a lound "no" when he does it and locking him in is cage. He knows he is not allowed to do that... he understand the "No" very well... Sometime he doesn't listen so I use my water gun... When he hear the sound of the water in it he runs into his cage. Now when he wants to get out of the cage he throw litter all over and bite the plastic litter... Obviously I don't let him out or he would do it all the time... I really like his personality, he like to run a lot and jump on the chairs and the bed (and around me) but I would like to find a way to stop him form chewing... it seems impossible... I got him many things to chew on... he does chew on them... but he still chew on the wall, my clothes and the bed once or twice a day...
I thought it would be necessary to have him neutered... but I'm worried he wont be active anymore... and that maybe that wont stop him from chewing... One other weird thing he does is that when he get very excited (usually when he runs and make "8" around my legs) he drop a few "chocolate balls" it seems to be only when he get very excited... when he is aware of it, he will usually stop and eat them... of if he finds one later during that day he will eat it too... unfortunately, he often forget a few of them... never more than one or two... I am wondering if most bunny do that and if there is a good way of stoping that behavior...
So my question is: Will neutering him stop these behavior??
there is a picture of him there http://www.pbase.com/image/2966758
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