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Housebreaking a pet rabbit is as easy as litter box training a cat. Take advantage of your pet´s natural tendencies and enjoy your rabbit far more.

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How to House Train your Rabbit

Rabbits have a natural tendency to want to eliminate in a specific area, so they are surprisingly easy to house train. Watch your rabbit in his cage for a few days and determine where he typically eliminates. This will often be one corner of the cage. Place a litter pan there, filled with the same material that is in his cage.

When you let your rabbit out of his cage for exercise and play time, keep him confined to one room in the beginning. Place litter pans in each corner or anywhere you notice that he tends to eliminate. Don´t yell at or startle your rabbit if he goes outside a litter pan; you´ll only frighten him and make the process harder. Instead, scoop up (or soak up) the waste and place it and the paper towels in one of his litter pans. Having the smell there will help him understand where he´s supposed to go.

You may need to work on this process for several days or more before your rabbit gets the hang of it. Be patient. Some rabbits will catch on very quickly while others will need a little more time. You´ll need to keep several litter boxes available whenever your rabbit is out of his cage.

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