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For Unneutered Rabbits: Has your young bunny's behavior changed? Loss of litterbox habits, amorous and/or aggressive behavior? Your bunny may have reached sexual maturity (between 3 - 6 months). If your bunny is not neutered, please see our "Bunny Gone Nutty?" page for more information about why this may be happening and what to do about it. This is a very common problem and is posted about quite a bit -- so check out what others may have already posted as it may help you too. For Neutered Rabbits: Have questions about litter training, and/or how to protect your house from destructive behaviors? Check out Litterbox Training and Bunny Proofing Your Home

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