Rini was really easy to train. At first when she came indoors after being spayed, she had newspaper and hay down instead of her fleece. She peed in the cage's house and I took the wet newspaper and put it in her litter tray under the litter. She peed in the house again when I had cleaned the old smelly paper out of the litter tray and I put that piece in the litter tray like I did before and she never peed outside of the litter tray again. She might have done some little drops else where at first but not a proper wee. But she does get a few poos in places, whether she just knocks some out of the tray when she jumps out or whether she is just marking her territory with it. It doesnt really matter as its only a little and its easy to clear up.

I use a woodbased pellet litter as they can safely eat some... as they are little buggers and do that haha

yeah its gross when they munch n poop I have a lil dustpan i sweep there room constantly thru the day till beftime the poops dont worry me its the wee its peeing me off pardon the pun

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Well while I'm living at home, Rini only gets supervised time out of the cage so she never really goes to the loo out of her cage :/ but I suppose there may be more opportunity when I get my own place and she has numerous rooms to venture into without me hovering over her all the time lol

The only thing she doesnt jump into the litter to do is to eat her... yeah... lets just call it "cleaning herself" which she likes to do just after a guest has said how cute she is......-_-' I dont think she does it completely sometimes tho cause occasionally she steps it into the fleece which is annoying, or she gets it stuck on the bottom of her foot. She gets it off herself in a couple days tho lol better than freaking her out by washing her feet lol

But other than that I've never had a problem. But she is the first rabbit I've ever litter trained.

Mine have been quite difficult to train, and I've tried several items in the litter tray before finding the perfect combination...

Firstly, I tried paper and hay; that didn't go down well. Then I noticed that the sawdust in the cage was wet; so they were peeing on the sawdust.

So, I removed the sawdust from the cage, and I now have litter in the litter tray, with newspaper on top, then sawdust sprinkled on top of that. They won't pee anywhere else. Every day I empty the newspaper out and put fresh stuff in, or scoop up the wet sawdust and replace it.

It's all about finding what your bun feels most comfortable in, I guess!