How do I litterbox train my new rabbit?

The basic approach is pretty simple. Begin by restricting your rabbit to a small space, like their cage, for the first week or so. Be sure to place at least one litterbox in a back corner of this space. During the week, your rabbit will choose a corner for their “bathroom” area. If that isn’t where you originally placed the litterbox, simply relocate the box to the rabbit’s selected area. In a few days, the rabbit will associate the litterbox with their bathroom. At this point, gradually provide more run space for your rabbit. Be sure to supervise them carefully during this time, so any accidents can be corrected immediately by putting the rabbit back in their litterbox. Start with small amounts of space & time and gradually increase both as your rabbit proves their good habits. Reinforce consistently any accidents. If your rabbit will have access to more than one room of the house, it is a good idea to add more litterboxes as their space continues to grow. Eventually, your rabbit will demonstrate how many litterboxes are needed for the size of space they have.