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How can I stop my rabbit dropping territorial marks?
The stains look like urine.
Rabbits and guinea pigs can be great friends, I doubt the relationship has any bearing on the behavior. You don't need to change anything between them.
Dark colored uri …
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What means do rabbits use to mark and defend their territory?
Wild Rabbits use droppings (ofter referred to as pills) to mark the territory of the group warren. …
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How do I discourage rabbits from spraying?
You are also correct that the behavior your are seeing is likely related to territory marking. Every bunny likes to be secure in the ownership of their space. … If you have a bunch of rabbits who are all trying to claim ownership over the same territory on a recurring basis, get rubber floors see related question. …
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