Wowwww it's beautiful. Are you selling the black one in the picture or the white one on the link though? Also, how do they poop? Like cats in their own litter pile?
We place a litter box wherever the bunny seems to prefer to use, which is often a corner.
When a bunny moves to a new cage, he may forget about litter training, and choose a new place. So we move a litter box there, and he starts to use it within 3 -5 days.
I never had a pet before but now I am soooo tempted to actually get someone like this, because it's quite small that I can just keep in my room and isn't too significant. If I may ask, what are you experiences with it? Do you play with it in the day time and put it in the cage when you go to sleep etc.? Where do you keep the cage?
I can just imagine hugging it and putting it on my shoulder right now as I am on my laptop!!! Ah!!!
Lionhead bunnies are very friendly. Ours live in inside all the time and have access to the balcony, when it is not too windy. They love destroy cables, and you should secure it, if you want to keep the bunny unattended. A standard cage is 40"x 20" is perfect. We get them out (inside the house), but after some time they like to return to the cage.
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which is often a corner.
training, and choose a
new place. So we move a litter box there, and he starts to use
it within 3 -5 days.
This pure black bunny is litter trained.