I used to have a problem with one bunny peeing on my sofa. We seemed to be having a territory war over it! They were free range housebuns at the time. Problem got sorted when I built them an enclosure. There was a whole process of neutralising (changing scent etc.) of my entire flat, keeping them in the new enclosure for a few days so it became 'home' etc.
Basically, once they had 'their' space, they understood they were allowed in 'my' space but not to claim it as their own by peeing in it!
So perhaps blocking off the bed for a while, or looking at their housing arrangements might help.
Has anything changed?
We rearranged our bedroom once and our two bunnies took offence and decided to wee on our bed constantly for a week. Even when we were in it. The last straw was when we started sleeping under a tarpaulin :lol: In the end we moved everything back to where it was originally and it stopped straight away.
I guess we all know who's boss in my house..!!!
Has anything changed?
We rearranged our bedroom once and our two bunnies took offence and decided to wee on our bed constantly for a week. Even when we were in it. The last straw was when we started sleeping under a tarpaulin :lol: In the end we moved everything back to where it was originally and it stopped straight away.
I guess we all know who's boss in my house..!!!
:shock::shock:
What colour was it? Not one of those stiff blue ones?
I think you're amazing Roxy - and your OH. Medals to both of you xx
We get Pixie and Dixie onto our bed at weekends, for us(humans) to bond plus they love Strictly Come Dancing. I cover the bed in 3 thick blankets and their choosen wee spot happens to be where our pillows meet the duvet...yes the blankets cover them as well. If we are lying near their spot, tough, we get wet arms. Deep joy and ours have very fetching orange wee that just doesnt go with the decor.
My god do they love our electric blanket, 5 minutes of sniffing around and its lie down, stretch out and pretend to look cute.