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Anonymous users2024-01-24A rabbit is more difficult to domesticate than a dog, and you can take him to the toilet every morning and close the door. If he pulls, reward him with something, and if he pulls in the house, punish him for standing, or hit him, and form a habit. But it doesn't necessarily work for all animals.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23I have also raised rabbits, and they are very big! But I just put it in the toilet and put it out at night to play, so it's easy to clean up!
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Anonymous users2024-01-22My family has only had a cat, and in order to prevent it from pulling around, my grandmother used a more inhumane method to tie it to the toilet, but the result was still more gratifying......It learns to go to the toilet like a human ......
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Anonymous users2024-01-21Buy it a laxative stop.
It is forbidden to stop diarrhea as soon as it is eaten.
My rabbit was often like this when he was a child, and then every time he played for a long time (for her freedom we put it outside almost every day) my mother put it in the cage, at first he didn't understand what it meant with my mother, but he wanted to pee, he peed, and my mother immediately released it after urinating, so he knew it after repeating for a while, and finally my rabbit ran to the cage as soon as he wanted to go to WC.
Hold it to the urinal and shh You try.
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