Our rabbit has successfully been litter box trained. He uses a litter box both inside and outside of his cage. After helping potty-train 5 of my younger siblings I have come to a conclusion- Potty training my bunny was FAR EASIER than child potty-training! (that or I am just really good at potty training...lol)
I am very pleased with the fact that we were actually successful in training Percy to use his litter box. I am noticing a huge difference with having an indoor rabbit as compared to the outdoor one I had years ago.
Having Percy around has made a positive impact on my struggle with panic disorder. Because I don't want to rely on medication to avoid a panic attack, many times I will just spend a few moments chilling with Percy, having something to focus on can usually calm away the rising panic.
Plus, who wouldn't love something soft and cuddly pestering you for a head rub??
God bless,
~Rebecca
If only children were that easy...at least my children anyway. I have successfully trained one and am working on the second. Probably my least favorite task when it comes to parenting.
ReplyDeleteI helped potty-train five of my younger siblings.... only one of them was "easy". lol
DeleteYour bunny is adorable. I love his ears -- they're HUGE! We have 2 guinea pigs and I have heard they, too, can be litterbox trained, but I don't know anything about doing it. They poop A LOT! Any tips?
ReplyDeleteFrom what I understand litter box training a guinea pig is similar to how a rabbit is trained. Here are some links that might help http://www.wikihow.com/Litter-Train-Guinea-Pigs http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FkNv3W8qbJ4
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