puppyjess12345
Mama Doe
to use the litter tray 95%+ of the time with the sweep it up and put in the litter tray method. Maybe Im just not being patient enough...
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How long did it take for your bun to learn..
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GrahamL
Wise Old Thumper
Gingers still learning...Since October :wave:
Biscuit learnt within 20 seconds of me putting it where he pooped and weed
Mischief and Tinker's Mum
Wise Old Thumper
With Blossom it took a few hours... :lol: Other 3 can't remember.
puppyjess12345
Mama Doe
Gingers still learning...Since October :wave:
Biscuit learnt within 20 seconds of me putting it where he pooped and weed
How often does she poop out the tray?
I think im being a little unpatient, they've only been learning for a few weeks
Though there has been no improvement with T&R :roll:
GrahamL
Wise Old Thumper
How often does she poop out the tray?
I think im being a little unpatient, they've only been learning for a few weeks
At least 5-10 every day. Most of them go in the tray though :wave:
How often does she poop out the tray?
I think im being a little unpatient, they've only been learning for a few weeks
I found using the largest tray i could find helped a lot, grace used to poo over the side in the smaller ones, i think she felt a bit more secure in the deeper one too. xxx
thenamesJT
Mama Doe
Rodge is litter trained to perfection
Orla.....likes to leave me a poo assault course every morning, forever picking squished poo from my socks!
Orla.....likes to leave me a poo assault course every morning, forever picking squished poo from my socks!
Heather&Bart-MyLittleBuns
Mama Doe
I let them chooses which corner they would like to use as their litter tray then placed the tray there - no problem Though they do do some poos utside the tray aswell
Though they do do some poos utside the tray aswell
Fluffers
Wise Old Thumper
So far, instant "self training" with all foster buns + our house bun Inca :wave:
That said - I have had to increase the size of Paw-paws "box" because she kept moving the washing up bowl & wee-ing behind it :roll: Since the bowl has been replaced with a box (twice as high & 1/2 as long again) she's been 100% clean
That said - I have had to increase the size of Paw-paws "box" because she kept moving the washing up bowl & wee-ing behind it :roll: Since the bowl has been replaced with a box (twice as high & 1/2 as long again) she's been 100% clean
puppyjess12345
Mama Doe
I wish mine would self train them selves..... Every day I find 150 odd poops, probably more in T&R's side. They poo every where BUT the litter tray! I dont think they like eating poo-ey hay. :roll: They have a dog bed, but I'm getting them a storage box.
On E&G's side theres about 50 a day. So better, but still annoying. There box is quite big to, the biggest size I could find.
I wish they'd poo in one corner but they poo wherever they go.
On E&G's side theres about 50 a day. So better, but still annoying. There box is quite big to, the biggest size I could find.
I wish they'd poo in one corner but they poo wherever they go.
LilVicky
Warren Veteran
Toffee learned straight away, now he wont go to the toilet without one :shock:
The girls havent really been 'trained' but they only do their buisness in the 'toilet area' they dont use the litter trays though :roll:
George took a couple of days to learn, not long really, though he kept peeing over the edge of the tray :roll: :lol:
I hope they catch onto it soon! :wave:
The girls havent really been 'trained' but they only do their buisness in the 'toilet area' they dont use the litter trays though :roll:
George took a couple of days to learn, not long really, though he kept peeing over the edge of the tray :roll: :lol:
I hope they catch onto it soon! :wave:
Kirsty2oo9
Alpha Buck
I litter trained Bubbles today took a couple of hours Bugsy was the same he had a few *accidents* then got it within a few hours
Georgeypudding
Wise Old Thumper
My 2 use thier tray for all weewees and some poos but they like to poop everywhere, I've given up haha
puppyjess12345
Mama Doe
Some of my lot still don't use the litter tray- I think if you keep everything off the floor and all the hay in one place it should be easier. If you have anything on the hutch or cage floor except newspaper, buns think it's a litter tray
Hay is only in the litter tray, the floor is lino.
Jenson
Mama Doe
Fairly litter trained, right from the moment he came home. I say fairly because he likes to poop in and out of the tray, mostly in, but seeing as he won't eat from a hay rack he likes to scatter hay EVERYWHERE. Although his run is clean.
Does the brush them up and put them in the tray work? I always do it but it doesn't make any difference.
Does the brush them up and put them in the tray work? I always do it but it doesn't make any difference.
Elena
Wise Old Thumper
Mine did it fairly quickly. They used to be in two connected indoor cages and would always go in one area anyway despite it all having hay. Nutmeg took a while when they moved into this room to get used to it and we still have the odd smattering of poos or wee not in the box but on the whole she's ok.
