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Otto is being quite frustrating recently... He has been trying to eat the paint on the walls. I don't know how to stop him and I am sure it's not good for him. I've tried blocking off the paint, but when I let him run around, he just goes for it anyway. Does anyone have any suggestions? I'd...

That sounds plausible. Can you suggest what kind of stuff I could do to make a "bed" area?

I did and my vet thought it was behavioral.

So Otto, now neutered, was litter trained, but his little "room" was in front of my closet so I moved him to the other side of my room. Just so you know, his "room" is a corner of my room that is gated off. He has his cage in there, but it's open so he can run in and out of it as he pleases...

This is a quick question. Sometimes Otto will run while kicking his legs back. At first I thought it meant he was mad, but I just scratched his head because he showed that he wanted it and then after I left him alone, he ran off kicking his legs in the air. Do you guys know what this means?

Maybe :D

I am probably starting off in a good position here with my dog and Otto. But it hasn't really improved since I got Otto two months ago. I guess I'll introduce my dog. Pepper is a German Shepherd, Rotweiler, Labrador mix. She is nine years old and she's one of the sweetest dogs I've ever...

Ok so my bun has figured out, for the most part, that the litter box is where he should go. But he only understands it when he is in the cage. When he is out of the cage (right next to the cage), he completely forgets and doesn't go into his cage to pee or poop. What should I do?

Try toilet paper rolls.

Okay, I was planning on bringing him up to the vet school at Cornell in Ithaca and getting him neutered there. I guess I'll get in contact with them.

When's the earliest I can neuter him? I am scared to do it too early :(

Yes, I have.

He poops all over the cage and he does poop outside of the cage. I do pick up the poop several times a day, but I don't think he's noticing it.

He poops all over the cage and he does poop outside of the cage. I do pick up the poop several times a day, but I don't think he's noticing it.

*bump* he still poops everywhere, help?

I've been informed that an erection sometimes that they're relaxed. Although, I would certainly suggest going to the vet.

I just trimmed my otto's nails for the first time and I did the bunny burrito method. I wrapped him up so his front paws had to be sticking out and let his back paws stick out too. When I did his front paws, I made sure to keep a piece of towel around towards his face and divide his vision...

Okay, so he has figured out the peeing in the litter box thing, but pooping is still coming slowly. How can I work on this? I do pick up his poops and put them in the litter box, but I don't think he's catching on. The only thing he has caught onto is that he shouldn't poop in the food...

So Otto is not a big fan so far of being picked up, but since he's young, I feel like I could get him used to it. When I pick him up, I always support his butt, but sometimes, he still spazzes out, kicks me until I let go, and then runs off. How can I get him to calm down?

Aw! Another Otto!! Cute :)