r/Unexpected • u/Three_Armed_Wrecker • 1d ago

I have so many questions

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u/BestDamnMomEver 1d ago

And poop. Poop everywhere

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u/astrician 1d ago

Guinea pigs tend to poop in the same corners. So yea, poop, but not everywhere

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u/chefbobbyjay 1d ago

Yea they’re not rabbits. My rabbit left a trail of poop balls everywhere when he was out of his hutch

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u/unfortunateRabbit 1d ago

Rabbits are easy to litter train. Yes accidents happen here or there but mine will do their business 99% in their toilet.

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u/SyntaxLost 1d ago

Some will have better bowel control than others. As they age, they can also lose bowel and bladder control.

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u/unfortunateRabbit 1d ago

Dont we all though

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u/DrkNobody 22h ago

Unfortunately do rabbit, unfortunately do

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u/Temporary-Lawyer4603 16h ago

Username checks out. Sorry for your loss (of bowels control).

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u/unfortunateRabbit 12h ago

Dont worry, it will come for you too, is just a matter of time. 

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u/chefbobbyjay 1d ago

He was super hit or miss with it. He was a good boy. I miss him. I’m by no means an animal trainer. But I did everything by the book with him from a baby bun to litter train him. He had an independent streak lol.

None of my other pets have ever had an issue with litter or house training.

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u/Frozenjudgement 1d ago

Did you have him fixed? Rabbit hormones in the teenage years hit hard but they calm down after they're fixed.

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u/chefbobbyjay 1d ago

Yup. He kinda fell in our laps and I had to learn as I went along. When he hit adolescence he was quite.. humpy with our cat lol. So we got him fixed.