Naughty bunny

Hello eveyone. My wife bought me my first bunnyfor an early Christmas present. She is a beautiful blue eyed solidwhite Americian Fuzzy Lop.

Until recently she has been doing great. She gets along our 3 cats justfine. She even trained herself to use the litter box, once she figuredout what the cats were doing

Now comes my problem. For some reason she thinks that either my bed orour leather couch is to be used as a litter box. THe tip of the iceberghappened yesterday when I came home from work and was playing with hershe hopped up on the couped and urinated to my horor.

I need help on what to do to fix this. I hate putting her in her cage as punishment but I am at a loss what else to do.

Snowflake's Dad

She's marking your stuff/you as her territory.

Spaying her might help....

Your bun is marking her territory.

Uh oh! im worried now that she aint fixed!because Cinn did that 3 times ON MY BED! :X so she aint allowed on mybed anymore! lol..
would this mean she aint fixed?

Snowflake has reached puberty. She is marking herterritory. My male has started doing the same thing. At point he evenjumped up on my husband and peed/marked him. Getting her spayed willhelp. Once she is spayed, keep in mind that those hormones will stillbe raging. You may have to re-litter train her. I wish you luck. Fornow though the best thing would be to let her out in a small area.Preferably a room that doesn't have carpet.

Tina

theres not a whole lot i can add it dose seem your bun has reached puberty.

rabbits are very very territorial and im sure shes tring to establishthat its hert house since you have cats its probably intensified.

i would get her spayed

sara

Welcome to the forum Snowflake,

Snowflake sounds like a beautiful bunny. I got Pebbles, aNetherland Dwarf in November, she's 8 months old now. She wasspayed before we brought her home, so I haven't experienced anyproblems that you are having now.

Pebbles's Dad