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How Do You Housebreak A Bunny Rabbit?

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How Do You Housebreak A Bunny Rabbit?

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Bunny rabbits make affectionate house pets. Housebreaking, or more acturately, litterbox training, a bunny is a very simple task. When a bunny is 5-6 weeks old, it is ready to leave its parents and be established in its own home. To housebreak and acclimate your bunny to your home, follow the simple guide below: GIVE YOUR BUNNY LOTS OF LOVE Bunnies enjoy being held and petted. Young bunnies even enjoy being rocked. Give your bunny lots of attention and your bunny will give you hours of enjoyment each day. PLACE YOUR BUNNY CAGE IN A PRIVATE AREA Put a pan of kitty litter in the cage. Leave the cage door open. Your bunny will be naturally drawn to the cage and the litter pan. Always feed your bunny in his cage. LEARN THE LANGUAGE OF YOUR BUNNY Bunny rabbits are very intelligent animals. They can learn tricks. They can learn to communicate their needs. And they can learn to understand what you say to them. Give simple directives, as you would give a puppy.