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Anonymous users2024-01-24Put him in the toilet, and when he pulls it out, you don't let him out, he smells it and he'll know he's going to be here next time.
1. Prepare a container for the rabbit, which is covered with newspaper or sand, or the two can be used together to make a "toilet" for the rabbit. >>>More
1.Provide safe chews: Provide some toys and foods that rabbits can chew safely, such as hay, wood, branches, rabbit-specific toys, etc., so that rabbits have other things to bite on, and reduce interest in sofas and wires. >>>More
1. First of all, prepare the materials: a box slightly larger than a rabbit, a cardboard box or a plastic box can be. This is the main item used to make the toilet, and a piece of barbed wire, which is the same size as the bottom of the box, is required to separate the rabbit from the droppings; >>>More
Teaching dogs to go to the toilet must be taught from an early age, generally 3-4 months of puppies are best taught, many pet friends like to keep dogs in the toilet.
Rabbit you can also train? What else did you do with it?
I don't think you can teach it anything, right?! >>>More