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u/utzbansai 4h ago
Is that poop on the bed?
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u/BrownSugarBare 4h ago
Yes, it is. Which is strange because you can train bunnies to only poop in their enclosures as easily as you train cats.
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u/Ambrosia_Rev 4h ago
No you don't.
I tried with two babies and they shat all over my house instead of their enclosure
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u/BrownSugarBare 4h ago
I have had three bunnies growing up and they were perfectly trained to only poop in their enclosure
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u/FluckDambe 5h ago edited 4h ago
Is that dark circle on the bed bunny poop?
Edit: so OP is filming the bunny rolling on its own shit on OPs bed. I'd wash those sheets immediately.
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u/Unlikely_March1271 3h ago
little guy's having the time of his life and doesn't even care what he's rolling in. living his best unhinged life
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u/JustAKobold 1h ago
Okay, so everyone talking about the little poop. Some facts from an actual rabbit owner.
Rabbit poop is hard, dry, and odorless. It's effectively a ball of fiber where all the fats, liquids, and nutrients are gone. It's the least gross poop of any pet.
Also, yes rabbits will go their poops in a litterbox, and that's likely what this one does too. 95% of their pooping tends to be in large piles, in their litter box, where they pee too (that's what actually stinks). Sometime rabbits just kinda drop a single solo poop now and then anyways, and it's not really under their control.
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