I have a lovely feature wall in my living room. Pepsi has gone from ruining my woodword to eating the wall paper. He has ripped all the paper, I can't replace it as the paper is discontinued, I only decorated a few months ago.

I was getting ready this morning and noticed he has done the same in my bedroom, pooped under my bed (which he NEVER does) and on the stairs. He is back to attacking the doors and skirting boards. I don't think I can put up with it for much longer. I love the crazy little guy to bits but I just don't know what to do

is he nuetered?

how about making him a pen in the area he is allowed? or if all fails maybe making him an outdoor bun?

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Not yet, I didn't really want to go down that road cos he was always a complete angel, I'm getting together the pennies to have him done though

I thought about getting him done and getting him a doe as I think he is bored. He has toys he wont touch, he isn't a bunny that likes being picked up and comes to you when he wants fuss.

Everyone keeps saying put him outside but I can't bear the thought of him being outside, I know it sounds daft, I love having him in the house. As naughty as he can be, he has me laughing every day with the daft things he does

He did have a big run in the pantry but it began to smell in there (still does, we can't work out why though) and every night we had the trauma of getting him back in it, it was just silly and we scared him. I would be covered in scratches (some pretty nasty ones) he hates being picked up

i think he will probably calm down once he is done.

i hope things sort out for you hun x

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I really hope so, I'd adore another one but I don't think I could put up with twice the distrusction, there will be nothing left of my little house otherwise

I think neutering would be your best option, although it may not cure his destructive behaviour.

This is why i gave up having mine as house rabbits. They have been so much happier outside, and i no longer have a wrecked house.

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It certainly would be a good idea to shut him away at night, and perhaps when you arent there. This will minimise the damage, as when he is out you will be there to supervise him. You could always get a dog crate, as some indoor cages are rather small for the price you pay.

What sorts of toys and things to wreck does he have?

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Possibly. No amount of human affection and attention can replace what animals naturally get from their own species. My pair spend all day together, grooming eachother, following eachother, getting into trouble together.

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