Even when they can, they may be too busy exploring their new world to be bothered to return to the litterbox. Adult rabbits are typically easy to train. Instinctively, an adult chooses one or two places for their waste, so they usually require a shorter amount of time to be taught to use a litterbox. It is a myth that baby bunnies can be held frequently so that, as adults, they won't mind being held. To the contrary, they are so full of energy and curiosity about the world that they often hate being restrained in someone's arms.
Adults don t like to be held any better.
Health Health is an important aspect of choosing a pet rabbit. Watch out for urine-stained fur, runny noses and eyes, misaligned teeth, scabby ears, and sores on the feet. These are signs of medical conditions that require treatment. Personality Probably the most important factor to consider when choosing a bunny is his personality. Nevertheless, there are definite differences in basic personality and these should be considered when choosing a rabbit that has the potential to be with you for the next five to ten years.