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Everyone will have there own ways, tips and tricks for there rabbits. Bascially, rabbits like to chew and cardboard / plywood (pet how houses) add safe chewable materials and hide aways. I use a cat litter tray, news paper on the bottom with hay one end. They poop where they tend to eat and...

I find this a nightmare to even attempt, I take mine to the vets. I hold she/he snips job done. :)

Very familier with this behaviour, my lop kept going onto the sofa and doing it in the same place. It became an obsessive trait. This was before being neuted mind, as she has not ever done this again since. So, as remarked its a very 'my place' thing...

Sounds like you have given the rabbit all a loving owner could give to there bunny. Similar to us, we let the rabbit have fall use of the living room, and only goes back to her pen when we go to bed. (due to some cables about, and she has had a go at the wall paper on occasion) I was going to...

napagirl - I like to tranquillize some people !!!! I wonder if Rabbits hear different to Dogs, I think dogs can hear higher pitches ? Well either way, here from October 20th we get Fireworks on and off for ages past New Year in the UK... does my head in..

Saying hello .... From UK, names Jay and looking after our third Dwarf Lop. 22 Rabbits !!!!,.... incredible.... :shock: We have a handful with our house rabbit Cookie... always up to mischief. ! :bunny24

You say: "lets her dog roam the house and he ends up peeing everywhere" Sounds like moo is sensing the dog and trying to out pee him to reaffirm territory boundaries.

"a tray that allows any urine and poop to fall through to the litter below" Maybe this I believe is the issue with regards to why the rabbit does not stick to one place. Its constantly trying to mark its place of origins. Although they choose a corner they do like to be able to smell they been...

A good YouTube video here showing bathing, with lots of links to others to the side. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnninZ_itAU I think if the rabbit hated water it would scramble away like some rabid hay muncher, but looking at this rabbit it seems to actually enjoy it. Down to the rabbit...

Defiantly sounds like the hormones are running riot, which means goodbye cute and cuddle like behaviour and hello late teen bossy brutal 'get out of my way' behaviour. :tantrum:

After owning three rabbits now I have found they seem to prefer to sleep on a smooth service, and ignore the fluffy pillows and blankets I used to lay down. So now I just situate there den on top of a rough towel and leave it at that as the floor is the slippy plastic kind so this keeps the den...

Same here, with our Dwarf Lop.. She is 9 weeks old and right now will lick you then nip unexpectedly. I put this down to either, "hmm I smelt something nice then was that food" or "Hey look what I am doing, appreciate it"