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Forum BEHAVIOR Litter Box Training – play time or no play time?

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    • Pumpkin356
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        When it comes to litter box training – what is the best method for best success? Keep the buns in their x pen area until they are fully trained or allow them play time outside of their x pen? And will this make a difference if the buns are only 2.5 months old? Many thanks for your suggestions to a first time bunny owner.  They currently have many toys in their pen to keep them active but I feel guilty not letting them fully bounce and binky about.


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          Your bunnies (plural?)  are young and most at that age are inevitably messy. ,   Though it’s still good to do training techniques as shown on our site<a href="Your bunnies are young and most at that age are inevitably messy. , Though it’s still good to do training techiniques as shown on our site https://binkybunny.com/BUNNYINFO/tabid/53/CategoryID/5/PID/940/Default.aspx”&gt; https://binkybunny.com/BUNNYINFO/tabid/53/CategoryID/5/PID/940/Default.aspx, because those habits may take affect later.  When you say keep them in their xpen — that will really depend on the size of the xpen space. What is their floor footage right now?   The good thing about xpens, is you can expand the space a bit to allow for a bit more exercise during playtime without giving them full access to the rest of your place.   

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