Rabbit and CatDog can be trained, and they can also be trained to go to the toilet at a fixed point and defecate in a fixed place. Because if you don't train it, the rabbit will be dirty and smelly when you urinate anywhere in the house, which is very annoying. So how do we train rabbits to defecate in a fixed place?

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The key is to solve the problem of the rabbit's excretion, otherwise, the whole room will be full of rabbit feces and rabbit urine, which is dirty and smelly, so annoying! Therefore, domestic Rabbits must be trained to defecate in a fixed toilet.

Pet Encyclopedia tells you how to train the toilet: Do not beat or scold the rabbit when you start training it, because beating and scolding will make it afraid and distrust you, causing it to become more I don't listen to your teachings. First of all, you can build a toilet for the rabbit, choose to put a low-sided plastic basin in a remote corner of the house, put an appropriate amount of cat litter or newspaper on the plastic basin, and then put a few rabbit feces in it, or stain it with some small Rabbit urine, put the rabbit on the toilet to familiarize it with its own smell.

Next, pay attention to observe the behavior of the rabbit, and when you find that the rabbit is willing to excrete, immediately put it on the toilet to let it excrete. If it has leaked in the place where it should not be excreted, you should immediately scold it softly and put it in the toilet. Immediately clean up the excrement and urine it excretes, and spray with deodorant to prevent the rabbit from defecation in place.

In general, toilet training a rabbit is slightly more difficult than toilet training a cat or dog. But as long as you have patience and determination, and stick to it for ten days and a half months, you can successfully teach the little rabbit to go to the toilet, and then you can rest assured that the little rabbit can run and jump at home at will, and then you can really fully enjoy the feeding Bunny fun.