toilet training

A funny toilet training tale today!

Well, my gruesome twosome have turned from being my most dirty rabbits to my most cleanest rabbits! The weeing has much improved, one of them is still spraying but no more huge puddles of wee everywhere and the pooing has reduced, even though I now leave the hutch door open all night again.

The trio have been having the odd wee accident and the other day I didn't empty the litter boxes till late afternoon, so in protest they peed over their carpets so now I have to chuck them out and replace them (I hasten to add, that is the carpet I'm replacing, not my bunnies )

Funny little things

I did wonder what they were all whispering about behind the bins when free range!

On that note, why, when they have free range of the side ally and the front lawn with lovely fresh grass, do they decide to lay down behind the smelly black rubbish bin?

I think your two must have somehow got a msg to my two, who have now wee'd through out their entire cage O_O...it looks awful! those blooomin buns

Katieb wrote:God I hope there is not some kind of rebellion going on!!!!

Ha ha, I'll let you know if I catch either of mine sending a note via carrier pigeon addressed to "Daisy B"

[b]I put a lovely lit tray in the new shed for my twits so they use the hay at the side of it nutter's the pair. I put them one of my grandaughters old shpe sorters in as well stuffed full of hay that confuses them mind you it dosn't take a lot of doing

[b]Dont know about them being dim I spent a fair time with them the other afternoon, it was very windy so I pulled the garage door down slightly so as wouldnt blow everything out of garage,. I was stood talking to them and heard a clunk the wind had blown the door shut and the bolt had droped I had no mobile with me so ended up sat in the hutch with them for an hour and a half till Ann got back and let me out. The little ratbags wouldnt even shre there carrots with me