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[Lovely Lettie]

You can use a large cat litter box, put it I the corner of their enclosure, add litter (just not cat litter), add lots of hay (rabbits tend to "go" while eating), and any poop that ends up outside the box should be placed inside the box. Rabbits usually catch on pretty quick, especially if they're fixed, making litter training quite easy most times.

What breed of rabbit would you recommend to get?

 

[RoosterML]

Oh hush. Treb has been perfect since day one

Not true when I was there last week all it smelled like was my cats litter box I was on the verge of taking care of it for her but she walked around the corner.

 

[Kiki]

What breed of rabbit would you recommend to get?

None until you have the proper set up.

 

[RoosterML]

What breed of rabbit would you recommend to get?

Fleabags

 

[Kiki]

I have a rex doe this color. She likes to jump off the couch and scare the hell out of the dogs.

I have 3 real wire rabbit cages. I'll use them for real rabbits one day but I won't tell anyone.

 

[RDchicken99]

None until you have the proper set up.

And @Lovely Lettie by proper setup she means build a small house for said rabbit. With kitchen appliances as well.

 

[Kiki]

And @Lovely Lettie by proper setup she means build a small house for said rabbit. With kitchen appliances as well.

I'm not a rabbit nazi member.

 

[Lovely Lettie]

And @Lovely Lettie by proper setup she means build a small house for said rabbit. With kitchen appliances as well.

Really???
I don't think I'm gonna get one then

 

[EverythingDucks]

What breed of rabbit would you recommend to get?

It depends. The individuals personality is more important than the breed, but I wouldn't recommend small and fragile breeds such as the Netherland Dwarf to new owners or families with children.
Mini lops tend to be friendly, so are Rex (and mini Rex like Treb), Dutch, Polish.. But, any breed can be great when given a good life and lots of bonding time. Mixed breeds can often be found at rescues, and make great pets too.
It really depends on your personal preference.

 

[azurbanclucker]

Oh hell...she lives in a cage!?

2 Aussies, 2 pigs, 8 rabbits of mixed sex. Yes, the rabbits eat/sleep/hide in cages when we're not around to supervise.