Shy Good boi oh! For one, I recommend getting 2 rabbits, which seems like more work and it kind of is but it helps you out in the long run. When you have one bunny you have to spend a LOT of time with them, considering that they don’t have a friend, but when you have two bunnies they can hangout together, and when your gone for vacation and stuff it will be better since someone is there to play with. With the litter box you will want they a larger cat one, as the litter boxes for bunnies are way to small. And I think you should get 2 litter boxes so you won’t have to clean it out as often, hope this helps! xx
My new baby came from a place where they didn’t have a litter box but when I came home she immediately started to use her litter box for her pees and I was honestly surprised. She does stil leave poos all over but I’ve been religiously putting them in her box and I noticed there’s less and less all over. She’s been here for only 2 days I’m so proud of her 🥺💞
I got my bunny when he was a baby and I started with a small litter box and Everytime he'd look like he had to go I'd pick him up and put him in the litterbox and eventually he got used to it. Here we are a year later and he's doing so well with it 😁🐇
I'm considering rabbits as pets. I'm doing my research like a responsible person should. I'm watching multiple videos, and this was by far the most informative I've seen to date. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. Very well done video.
I just adopted one from a neighbor that wasn’t taking proper care of her. She’s way more social and loving than I expected. They’re actually great pets but I do prefer dogs
Videos of Northern Ireland trains on TH-cam and the rest of the world to me and I love you so much more than you want me to be like we have a lot of people in the world to me and I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like me and I love you so qu I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like me and I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like in the past few days when I have to say that I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like me and I love f you love d and I love you so nm and I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like me and I love you so much more u love me and I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like me and I love you so much more than yo
I didn’t realize that it wasn’t that my bunnies were wild rabbits who liked to pee and poop everywhere, but that they both wanted to be in the same litter ox and the one I had was too small..duh. Thank you for this video, literally solved a headache in a day for $10
Hello I know this video is a little old . I have a question?? Did she said horse stall Pellets? To put in the litter box ? And where you buy this ? Is at the animal feed store ?
Hello I know this video is a little old . I have a question?? Did she said horse stall Pellets? To put in the litter box ? And where you buy this ? Is it at the animal feed store ?
Scrambled Egg-Z while it may be good to adopt it is not bad to get from a breeder because they are going to continue to breed whether you get one from them or not. That is what I did because I wanted to bond with a baby.
Nandita Nirvana it’s not abuse how do you think rabbits get to the shelter. A breeder. If there are no breeders there will be no rabbits so while some breeders are not good others can be very good and give the rabbits good space that may be your opinion my opinion is clear and you can’t tell me that it’s abuse because it’s not especially done right/nicely. Adopt=great. Breeder= also great. I love having my baby and I am getting him fixed in a few months so it’s not like he’s bad
Kaitlyn ya, an ethical breeder is a viable option. However adopting is much better. If you give money to a breeder, you’re supporting their business of breeding animals which leads to more animals ending up in the shelter, and more getting euthanize. Why keep breeding when so many sweet animals need homes already?
Your videos are very thorough and easy to follow. Alot of videos informational videos are boring and poorly done. Thank you for making it interesting and eye catching for the viewer.
I had a rabbit that preferred a small bowl instead of a big tray! the bowl was intended for feeding him pellets, but he would sit on that tiny bowl, very awkwardly, and do his business! no matter what I did he always went for the small bowl, sitting on top like a circus clown on a tiny bike! but he never missed the bowl, he was very very clean! bless his soul
I trained my rabbits in the same ways, and yes it works. Rabbit is trainable and smart even adopted from shelter. My second rabbit hadn’t known where to release his dumps when he came at first three days. Now, he known after same training. This video shows very clear explanation. 👍
My girl is fully potty trained but here I am lol I just love watching your videos, plus it never hurts to have a brain refresher. I also really love the bloopers haha
my rabbit is litter trained perfectly and he started using it straight away and he’s not neutered but we are getting him neutered at the end of the month
Thank you. Just adopted an albino lionhead and she is marking a lot! I just had to give her some time in a smaller space for my own sanity. She is just in my room but ventured out and is trusting me. My hope is that she will someday learn to use the litterbox again as her previous owner had said she did. I am working on getting her a pen very soon. It was an unexpected adoption and I just love her. They are so uniquely cute, and clever. She is so bold with my cats she charges them. Never thought I'd care for and bond with a bunny rabbit. Thanks again. Jessica
My bunny was really easy to litter train, and he wasn't even neutered yet (he is now). All I did was when he went 💩 I just stuck it in the litter box and that worked
:] love this! I adopted a 8 week old holland lop about 2 weeks and so far hes doing amazing but always good to learn more! (he will be neutered when hes old enough)
Thank you so much for this video, it has been a real help, I ditched my corner litter boxes, as my bunnies were constantly tipping them over. Now have a large plastic box, so far so good, it is working!
I bought one of those small litter boxes from a store before I even watched this video. My rabbit used it perfectly as a litter box and was big enough for him
This was very informative! Thank you. I'm in the cementing stage of a new rabbit relationship and I can tell my female is more territorial than my male, so these tips will help.
For anybody wondering... tractor supply has a 40 lb bag of horse stall litter for only 6 dollars! (5 for two right now!) they have tractor supply stores everywhere and they are offering free curbside pickup for most items!
Thank you so much for this video. I’m in the early stages of deciding if I should get a bunny; I know very little about rabbits but I’ve already decided that my bunny will be free roaming so I really needed this instruction. It feels a little weird to be learning from someone my granddaughter’s age but I very much appreciate it. ;>)
I have been thinking about fostering some bunnies to see if it all works out before I just go ahead and adopt, I have recently found your channel and this gives me so much more information that can really help me with my new furry friends!
Mine is 5 yrs old too but I had to neuter her because She developed a tumor inside her uterus so be careful with that female bunnies have high rates of uterus tumors, over than 80%. :c
Kaitlyn If she can’t speak English very well,then she might mix them. I mix some things too,but the main thing to understand what’s she saying. i think you know ehat did she meant.
I love your channel so much. I’m soon getting a rabbit but doing as much research as I can before getting one and your videos are so detailed and helpful so thank you. 😊
Excellent tip on the large storage tote rather than a standard cat litter box! I’m going to share this with my rabbit group! I first tried Carefresh and loved it, but it got all over my angora rabbit, including IN her wool. Plus she would get it everywhere. It was just too messy. I switched to equine pine pellet bedding and it works well.
My oldest rabbit, that i got at 6 weeks, he litter trained himself within aboit a week. He was in a 2-3 ft dog crate with a hay rack above the litter box that couldn't be reached from outside the box. The litter hox took up half the pen. At 2 and a half months i upgraded him to a 4-4ft pen. I tried introducing carpet and soft beds but he just soaked them in pee, i took them away. I feed him science select young rabbit pellets and alfalfa hay. I had him fixed at 4 months. He has only had a accidents like peeing over the edge since. 3-4 months ago i got a rabbit that had issues. He was 3 and a half months old. He didn't have alot of hair. His back and belly had the most. His hands and legs and ears have no hair. His hair is very thin, like its only an overcoat with no undercoat. He also has a heart murmur. I started him out in my bathroom. Its probably 32-48 square feet. He had a few accidents and was a poop machine. He was 2 and a half pounds amd pooped about 3 cups of poops. After 2 weeks i put him in my livingroom with my other older rabbit. He mainly peed in his box but sometimes would pee in a corner. His poops have only recently started evening out and he tends to use his litter box more for his poops. He shows no inclination to have hormonal displays even though his testicles have dropped. He has yet to hump his stuffed animals, or spray. Due to his health issues i cannot have him fixed. We are still running blood work and it appears he has something along the lines of thyroid issues. Hopefully me and my vet can determine what the issue is and help him grow hair and be his best self.
Why did you do that well I got a rabbit name marshmallow is I use wanna know is it OK if I played you know pet her hold her what happened just she bites me ha your fault not you taught everybody do you know
Thank you so much! This helps me because my bun is litter trained but he is struggling a bit because I rescued him yesterday and he is not fully settled yet
This was very helpful, I have a 10 week old bunny and I am starting to liter train him, I just started so I am trying to get as much information as I can.
My parents wont pay for me to spay my bunnies but I've started litter training them recently and they've started to get the hang of it, they've been together since almost birth so they're pretty good about not being territorial so that's good, your tutorials are extremely helpful.
@@evaquintana3709 thank you so much for the suggestion!! I'll think abt it but if I were to I'd wanna do it when covid isn't super bad, but once again thank you so much!! I hope your babysitting goes well! :D
so, when i first got my baby rabbit i immediately started litter training her as soon as i got her, (2 months old) after about a week of having her i started noticing what she did every time right before she would pee and i started picking her up right before she would pee, and now she uses her box on her own 90% of the time that she goes. i know it inst a great thing to do but it managed to actually work for me and my rabbit.
Super great video, my bunnies have been litter trained for ages but I was not aware that you should have a litter box for each rabbit. My bunnies share but thanks to this video I am now considering getting a second box. Great tips and lots of info, and Sterling and Ebony are so cute ☺️🐰💕
You just give me light in this “mama I want a bunny” I want any animal coming to my home to be happy and healthy you really give me steps to start the right way and the NO EXPENSIVE WAY was a plus thank you
i got a bunny about a week ago, she is doing WONDERFUL on potty training i got her at 8 weeks she will be 9 this sunday i think! i've been asking my parents for 4 years and i finally got one i named her saige! im going to eventually free roam her!:)
This was really helpful, i just got a giant long ear baby, but he took a few bites out of my baseboard and it made him a little sick to his stomach. I covered the baseboard with a large plastic tarp under the bed so he can't try and eat it anymore. Poor guy and he was having a lot of accidents today this really was a wonderful presentation. Thank you!
i was going to take my rabbits tiny corner litter box out of his overnight pen, but he’s now made it his official sleeping spot ... not the intended use but at least it has some purpose now! (:
Omg same! Ever since I got my bunny he uses his corner litter box only for sleeping(he is still very small and that is the only reason I got it in the first place)
Thanks! I just got my rabbit a cat litter box and me and my mum watch Lennon the bunny and were told to use wood pellets like you said and my bunny starting pooing in her bed and I came across this video. Thanks 😊!
Hopefully getting sibling buns soon so this was definitely helpful for me. Ive only ever had outside rabbits before, which obviously didnt need much work so now that Im hopefully going to have two inside buns it will be much different. They’ll have an old closet that I dont use, its 4x11 which is useless for me other than a storage room so I figured this would be perfect!
You can expand the pine pellets before you put it in the litter box. I do 2:1 pellets to water. Warmer water expands faster so I just make my mixture while I clean out the dirty litterbox. It doesn't absorb as easily but it a lot softer on their feet and makes the pellets go further.
This has put my mind at rest at least for now. I have baby bunnies who are too young to be neutered and it seems impossible to train them at the moment. Hopefully in the next few months things will become easier.. and cleaner. Lol.
I had one trained rabbit and one untrained which lived in a cage before I got him. They've been separated in the beginning and I've used my trained rabbit's litter box or just some pee and poops to induced untrained one to use at least one spot) It's worked perfectly and he become litter trained vary fast
I’m a new bunny mom 😊❤️ . He’s a 9 weeks old male lionhead. He has already familiarized himself with and uses the litter box which is setup with hay piled high in one half and litter in the other half because I heard that bunnies tend to poop while they eat. The problem is he eats his pellets from his dish that is outside of the litter box and poops everywhere. To me it’s easy to clean up but at what age and how did you train your bunny to only poop in the litter box? Thanks for the great video & tips! Very helpful!
Hello, loved your video. Lots of great info. I have two male holland lops and neither are neutered. When they were bunnies we kept them together but then i noticed the bigger one would basically try biting the smaller one. So i put them into separate cages. Can i try to put them back together to keep them from being bored?
I am planning on getting 2 bunnies of Holland lops so I was looking for the litter and bedding. Can anyone suggest which company to buy it from. Really love the video
The bedding is CareFresh. Not sure what the litter is, I think different places have different brands. If you have a Tractor Supply they have both there
Haley: put the litterbox in a corner.
My three buns: *so anyways I started pissing everywhere*
when I cleaned up the pee when my bunny was litter training , I put the soiled bedding into the litterbox and that helps them get the point
『M y s t』 omg I love this comment 😹
Hi!i am planning on getting one or two rabbits and idk if i should get one or two litter box hope u can help me 💞 and thank u
Shy Good boi oh! For one, I recommend getting 2 rabbits, which seems like more work and it kind of is but it helps you out in the long run. When you have one bunny you have to spend a LOT of time with them, considering that they don’t have a friend, but when you have two bunnies they can hangout together, and when your gone for vacation and stuff it will be better since someone is there to play with. With the litter box you will want they a larger cat one, as the litter boxes for bunnies are way to small. And I think you should get 2 litter boxes so you won’t have to clean it out as often, hope this helps! xx
@@bro1793 okey ! Thank u so much 💞
My bunny was perfectly litter trained, but the other bunnies weren't and they taught the rabbit to NOT use the litter box, so helpful... :) :(
That bunny was lennonTheBunny's baby lennon TwT they just took the small videos
Ahhhhhhh really helpful:(
I just hand picked the poo into the litter box-
🥺🥺🥺💜💜💜💙💙💙❤️❤️❤️😂😂😂🙏🙏🙏🤣🤣🤣🙌🙌🙌
Me too :/
My new baby came from a place where they didn’t have a litter box but when I came home she immediately started to use her litter box for her pees and I was honestly surprised. She does stil leave poos all over but I’ve been religiously putting them in her box and I noticed there’s less and less all over. She’s been here for only 2 days I’m so proud of her 🥺💞
I got my bunny when he was a baby and I started with a small litter box and Everytime he'd look like he had to go I'd pick him up and put him in the litterbox and eventually he got used to it. Here we are a year later and he's doing so well with it 😁🐇
I'm considering rabbits as pets. I'm doing my research like a responsible person should. I'm watching multiple videos, and this was by far the most informative I've seen to date. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience. Very well done video.
@Lily Doherty at this point, I have 4
I just adopted one from a neighbor that wasn’t taking proper care of her. She’s way more social and loving than I expected. They’re actually great pets but I do prefer dogs
I know how old this is, but I am considering getting one, I’m doing as much research as possible on the breed I want.
@@Mum_said_its_my_turn_BRO go rescue. You'll get one in need and most likely with everything needed to take care of it.
I’m totally going to try and use these tips to help my rabbit litter train! Thank you😊
Videos of Northern Ireland trains on TH-cam and the rest of the world to me and I love you so much more than you want me to be like we have a lot of people in the world to me and I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like me and I love you so qu I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like me and I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like in the past few days when I have to say that I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like me and I love f you love d and I love you so nm and I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like me and I love you so much more u love me and I love you so much more than you want me to be like you like me and I love you so much more than yo
The Elf Master same
@Caroline Prince that was hard to read-
With any litter trainable animal: "Expect accidents"
Me: Even humans have accedents
Lol
if you think about we are kinda litter trained (potty trained) toddlers would definately feel for the buns lol : D
I didn’t realize that it wasn’t that my bunnies were wild rabbits who liked to pee and poop everywhere, but that they both wanted to be in the same litter ox and the one I had was too small..duh. Thank you for this video, literally solved a headache in a day for $10
Products recommended in this video for the litter box:
-wood stove pellets or horse stall pellets
-hay
-carefresh (natural nesting)
appreciate that m8
Any recommendations for the pellets??
Hello I know this video is a little old . I have a question?? Did she said horse stall Pellets?
To put in the litter box ? And where you buy this ? Is at the animal feed store ?
Hello I know this video is a little old . I have a question?? Did she said horse stall Pellets?
To put in the litter box ? And where you buy this ? Is it at the animal feed store ?
@@nancyrburch1309 Hi, it’s also named hardwood pellets. You can simply get them in Lowes, HD or maybe local grocery stores. Hope this helps.
Rabbits being picked up: EAGLE!
I dont identify as a yellow raccoon lol xD
OMG I FELT THAT!
Seriously
@@user-xw3yy7wf5h your not a yellow trash panda? Ashame
This is great! I’m planning on getting a bun and this helped a lot! :D
Do adopt ❤❤
And please get two, they need bunny company!
Scrambled Egg-Z while it may be good to adopt it is not bad to get from a breeder because they are going to continue to breed whether you get one from them or not. That is what I did because I wanted to bond with a baby.
Nandita Nirvana it’s not abuse how do you think rabbits get to the shelter. A breeder. If there are no breeders there will be no rabbits so while some breeders are not good others can be very good and give the rabbits good space that may be your opinion my opinion is clear and you can’t tell me that it’s abuse because it’s not especially done right/nicely. Adopt=great. Breeder= also great. I love having my baby and I am getting him fixed in a few months so it’s not like he’s bad
Kaitlyn ya, an ethical breeder is a viable option. However adopting is much better. If you give money to a breeder, you’re supporting their business of breeding animals which leads to more animals ending up in the shelter, and more getting euthanize. Why keep breeding when so many sweet animals need homes already?
Your videos are very thorough and easy to follow. Alot of videos informational videos are boring and poorly done. Thank you for making it interesting and eye catching for the viewer.
I had a rabbit that preferred a small bowl instead of a big tray! the bowl was intended for feeding him pellets, but he would sit on that tiny bowl, very awkwardly, and do his business! no matter what I did he always went for the small bowl, sitting on top like a circus clown on a tiny bike! but he never missed the bowl, he was very very clean! bless his soul
Mine did that today. I was like you PEED IN your food wt heck lol😂
I trained my rabbits in the same ways, and yes it works. Rabbit is trainable and smart even adopted from shelter. My second rabbit hadn’t known where to release his dumps when he came at first three days. Now, he known after same training. This video shows very clear explanation. 👍
My girl is fully potty trained but here I am lol I just love watching your videos, plus it never hurts to have a brain refresher. I also really love the bloopers haha
This is the best litter training video I have watched on YT!
I don't have bunnies yet I'm here watching litters for bunnies and I love it.
Your videos helped me so much! I adopted two young bunnies this year and they’re so so happy. Thank you so much Haley 🥰
I loved this video! I had a rabbit for 11 years and we never litter trained but now I have a 4 month old and we are going to follow your instructions!
my rabbit is litter trained perfectly and he started using it straight away and he’s not neutered but we are getting him neutered at the end of the month
My bunny Mocha was like this! He was perfectly litter trained from day one! I wish all my bunnies were that way!
101Rabbits omg you replieddd ahh omg ilysm❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My rabbit was the same
Kenzie mine tooooo :)
vanya mehhh i hope my will be like that! Im getting it tomorrow :)
Thank you. Just adopted an albino lionhead and she is marking a lot! I just had to give her some time in a smaller space for my own sanity. She is just in my room but ventured out and is trusting me. My hope is that she will someday learn to use the litterbox again as her previous owner had said she did. I am working on getting her a pen very soon. It was an unexpected adoption and I just love her. They are so uniquely cute, and clever. She is so bold with my cats she charges them. Never thought I'd care for and bond with a bunny rabbit. Thanks again. Jessica
My bunny was really easy to litter train, and he wasn't even neutered yet (he is now). All I did was when he went 💩 I just stuck it in the litter box and that worked
What type of rabbit do you have
@@viannapalomino3171 he looks like a lionhead
:] love this! I adopted a 8 week old holland lop about 2 weeks and so far hes doing amazing but always good to learn more! (he will be neutered when hes old enough)
This was so helpful! I just got a six month old English Lop and we're trying to get him litter trained! Thank you! 😊
I had situation where my bunny hopped on my bed while I was sleeping and peed on my face.
Same, and her litter box was right next to my bed 🤦♀️
You: **sleeps**
Bunny: *so anyways I started pissing on my owners face*
Wants to mark you as it territory 😂😂
Haha my bunny cant do it min is outside
@@aaronklassen9022 Please consider bringing them to live inside as there are several dangers of having them live outside.
Thank you so much for this video, it has been a real help, I ditched my corner litter boxes, as my bunnies were constantly tipping them over. Now have a large plastic box, so far so good, it is working!
I bought one of those small litter boxes from a store before I even watched this video. My rabbit used it perfectly as a litter box and was big enough for him
I just bought a new litter box for my bunny yesterday so this video is perfect. Thanks! ❤️
Thanks this video helped a lot i will try my best to take care of my rabbits well
im adopting a rabbit very soon! thank you for this video!!
Amazing video, well done, friendly, and professional. You clearly have a passion for rabbits.
This was very informative! Thank you. I'm in the cementing stage of a new rabbit relationship and I can tell my female is more territorial than my male, so these tips will help.
This is so helpful. I am getting a rabbit and I need to learn how to litter train it.
You are really nice to your pets
Keep going!!
Ebony is so cute!!!
Looking at her even once make my day!!
Even if I see her on phone!
Great video with good information and great clips of your rabbits! Well done
I’m so glad you uploaded this, I just adopted my rabbit Pugsley today! 😭💜
Excellent content, well-paced. Thank you!
For anybody wondering... tractor supply has a 40 lb bag of horse stall litter for only 6 dollars! (5 for two right now!) they have tractor supply stores everywhere and they are offering free curbside pickup for most items!
I just found your youtube channel and you have helped me and my bunny and you look like a good pet owner keep up the good work
Thank you so much for this video. I’m in the early stages of deciding if I should get a bunny; I know very little about rabbits but I’ve already decided that my bunny will be free roaming so I really needed this instruction. It feels a little weird to be learning from someone my granddaughter’s age but I very much appreciate it. ;>)
I have been thinking about fostering some bunnies to see if it all works out before I just go ahead and adopt, I have recently found your channel and this gives me so much more information that can really help me with my new furry friends!
The Rockstar Dog I just started fostering 4 days ago!! Do you have any fosters yet??
This is the most helpful video i have find!! Thank you 😊
first comment!
YAY!
My bun is not spayed ,, she's 5 and she is amazing in the litter box !
Mine is 5 yrs old too but I had to neuter her because She developed a tumor inside her uterus so be careful with that female bunnies have high rates of uterus tumors, over than 80%. :c
@@xxxbrownowlxxx I know, :C
xxxbrownowlxxx Neuter??? 😂 for a female it’s spay or fix not neuter that is a male term
Kaitlyn If she can’t speak English very well,then she might mix them. I mix some things too,but the main thing to understand what’s she saying. i think you know ehat did she meant.
@@kaitlyn2321 English is no not my first language sooo...
Thank you. That was the most informative video I've found on how to accomplish this!
I love your channel so much. I’m soon getting a rabbit but doing as much research as I can before getting one and your videos are so detailed and helpful so thank you. 😊
Excellent tip on the large storage tote rather than a standard cat litter box! I’m going to share this with my rabbit group!
I first tried Carefresh and loved it, but it got all over my angora rabbit, including IN her wool. Plus she would get it everywhere. It was just too messy. I switched to equine pine pellet bedding and it works well.
FIRST! Thank you so much for this video. Having trouble litter training my rabbits.
You are a lifesaver for me and my new bunny
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Very helpful video for new bunny owner owner thank you!
My oldest rabbit, that i got at 6 weeks, he litter trained himself within aboit a week. He was in a 2-3 ft dog crate with a hay rack above the litter box that couldn't be reached from outside the box. The litter hox took up half the pen. At 2 and a half months i upgraded him to a 4-4ft pen. I tried introducing carpet and soft beds but he just soaked them in pee, i took them away. I feed him science select young rabbit pellets and alfalfa hay.
I had him fixed at 4 months. He has only had a accidents like peeing over the edge since.
3-4 months ago i got a rabbit that had issues. He was 3 and a half months old. He didn't have alot of hair. His back and belly had the most. His hands and legs and ears have no hair. His hair is very thin, like its only an overcoat with no undercoat. He also has a heart murmur.
I started him out in my bathroom. Its probably 32-48 square feet. He had a few accidents and was a poop machine. He was 2 and a half pounds amd pooped about 3 cups of poops.
After 2 weeks i put him in my livingroom with my other older rabbit. He mainly peed in his box but sometimes would pee in a corner. His poops have only recently started evening out and he tends to use his litter box more for his poops. He shows no inclination to have hormonal displays even though his testicles have dropped. He has yet to hump his stuffed animals, or spray.
Due to his health issues i cannot have him fixed. We are still running blood work and it appears he has something along the lines of thyroid issues. Hopefully me and my vet can determine what the issue is and help him grow hair and be his best self.
Why did you do that well I got a rabbit name marshmallow is I use wanna know is it OK if I played you know pet her hold her what happened just she bites me ha your fault not you taught everybody do you know
Thank you so much! This helps me because my bun is litter trained but he is struggling a bit because I rescued him yesterday and he is not fully settled yet
This was very helpful, I have a 10 week old bunny and I am starting to liter train him, I just started so I am trying to get as much information as I can.
My parents wont pay for me to spay my bunnies but I've started litter training them recently and they've started to get the hang of it, they've been together since almost birth so they're pretty good about not being territorial so that's good, your tutorials are extremely helpful.
If you can try to get a part time job! I babysit and get about 10 dollars an hour for 2 kids.
@@evaquintana3709 thank you so much for the suggestion!! I'll think abt it but if I were to I'd wanna do it when covid isn't super bad, but once again thank you so much!! I hope your babysitting goes well! :D
@@Chairdave2 Yeah no problem! and the kids I babysit are angels lol!!
so, when i first got my baby rabbit i immediately started litter training her as soon as i got her, (2 months old) after about a week of having her i started noticing what she did every time right before she would pee and i started picking her up right before she would pee, and now she uses her box on her own 90% of the time that she goes. i know it inst a great thing to do but it managed to actually work for me and my rabbit.
Super great video, my bunnies have been litter trained for ages but I was not aware that you should have a litter box for each rabbit. My bunnies share but thanks to this video I am now considering getting a second box. Great tips and lots of info, and Sterling and Ebony are so cute ☺️🐰💕
You just give me light in this “mama I want a bunny” I want any animal coming to my home to be happy and healthy you really give me steps to start the right way and the NO EXPENSIVE WAY was a plus thank you
Excellent video, extremely helpful!!! Thanks for the detail!
This video is amazing, everything I needed to know in one video! Thank you so much Haley
I’m getting my rabbit on Wednesday and I’m so excited!
I definitely will use these hacks when i get my rabbit for my birthday thanks i love you Hailey
i got a bunny about a week ago, she is doing WONDERFUL on potty training i got her at 8 weeks she will be 9 this sunday i think! i've been asking my parents for 4 years and i finally got one i named her saige! im going to eventually free roam her!:)
This was really helpful, i just got a giant long ear baby, but he took a few bites out of my baseboard and it made him a little sick to his stomach. I covered the baseboard with a large plastic tarp under the bed so he can't try and eat it anymore. Poor guy and he was having a lot of accidents today this really was a wonderful presentation. Thank you!
i was going to take my rabbits tiny corner litter box out of his overnight pen, but he’s now made it his official sleeping spot ... not the intended use but at least it has some purpose now! (:
Omg same! Ever since I got my bunny he uses his corner litter box only for sleeping(he is still very small and that is the only reason I got it in the first place)
Yayy 😀 I’m first , by the way I love your channel and your bunnies are sooo cute
Thank you for sharing these tips! I am currently trying to litter train my bunny & these really helped!
I love your TH-cam videos btw your bunny’s are so cute 💫💜
Thanks you help me so much!! I'm getting a rabbit in a couple of weeks. Thank you for all your tips.
Thanks! I just got my rabbit a cat litter box and me and my mum watch Lennon the bunny and were told to use wood pellets like you said and my bunny starting pooing in her bed and I came across this video. Thanks 😊!
Hey guys I got my bunny today , I’m so happy 😁, I definitely started the litter training and need for advice
Thank you Hayley this really helps
This video is so useful! Thank you!
You just earned a subscriber! 💖
Omg Thank you so much I’ve been trying to find a way to liter train her and these really helped so thank you so much for that. 😊
thank u for sharing some tips! i am planing to get a bunny and i will try these tips!
Great video! Very thorough. thank you very much
I love your rabbit area. Did you make the hay feeders and I love the second level. Can you make a video about your bunny space? I’m a new bunny mom
What size are your nice long litter/storage boxes?
They're fab, I wanna get one.
Hopefully getting sibling buns soon so this was definitely helpful for me. Ive only ever had outside rabbits before, which obviously didnt need much work so now that Im hopefully going to have two inside buns it will be much different. They’ll have an old closet that I dont use, its 4x11 which is useless for me other than a storage room so I figured this would be perfect!
Thank you for the video I love rabbits.
This is such a thorough video!! Thanks so much!!
Great video! Also consider a cordless dyson, much less work to lug around, very powerful, and they're cheap!
Thank you for such a comprehensive video!
You can expand the pine pellets before you put it in the litter box. I do 2:1 pellets to water. Warmer water expands faster so I just make my mixture while I clean out the dirty litterbox. It doesn't absorb as easily but it a lot softer on their feet and makes the pellets go further.
YOU ARE AMAZING!! all happens EXACTLY like you say!! I just moved, and I have to re-train her, and balls and pee are all over the place
If only animas can talk, if they could training wouldn’t even be a thing. Just be like, “When you need to pee or poo you do it here.”
They already speak Rabbit, they shouldn't have to learn English too
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This has put my mind at rest at least for now. I have baby bunnies who are too young to be neutered and it seems impossible to train them at the moment. Hopefully in the next few months things will become easier.. and cleaner. Lol.
I had one trained rabbit and one untrained which lived in a cage before I got him. They've been separated in the beginning and I've used my trained rabbit's litter box or just some pee and poops to induced untrained one to use at least one spot) It's worked perfectly and he become litter trained vary fast
Thanks for the advice
I’m a new bunny mom 😊❤️ . He’s a 9 weeks old male lionhead. He has already familiarized himself with and uses the litter box which is setup with hay piled high in one half and litter in the other half because I heard that bunnies tend to poop while they eat. The problem is he eats his pellets from his dish that is outside of the litter box and poops everywhere. To me it’s easy to clean up but at what age and how did you train your bunny to only poop in the litter box? Thanks for the great video & tips! Very helpful!
This was so amazing!! ♥️ I'm ready to try training again! ✨ Thank you!!
Hello, loved your video. Lots of great info. I have two male holland lops and neither are neutered. When they were bunnies we kept them together but then i noticed the bigger one would basically try biting the smaller one. So i put them into separate cages. Can i try to put them back together to keep them from being bored?
Thanks. Very thorough.
Hey the hay rack you used in this video looks great, may i ask how where can I can similar product?
Very informative,thx!
13:12 i just pictured the rabbit thinking "i have been *snatched* by a hawk" (edit: *spelling)
I am planning on getting 2 bunnies of Holland lops so I was looking for the litter and bedding. Can anyone suggest which company to buy it from. Really love the video
The bedding is CareFresh. Not sure what the litter is, I think different places have different brands. If you have a Tractor Supply they have both there
really good info, thank you!
Thanks for the insight is going to help so much
Lovely! Thanks!
Ebony is so cute!
Thank you for this very informative video.