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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Thanks to all who answered, think i'll give it a go, have Hamster who manages to get 'poo pellets' out of the cage and all over the floor so i'm used to picking them up. Also some of the wallpaper and the carpet have been chewed when he once escaped due to my inability to close the cage properly one night. Found him next night in bedroom after giving up hope. Hopefully landlady won't notice!!!!!!!!
I've done this - i was renting a flat and had 2 pet house rabbits. I kept them in a big pen in the daytime and when i got in form work i l"let them loose" You might find this easier to do 'cos at least you don't have to worry about the havoc they might be causing without you there. If you are thinking about this, consider a FEMALE NEUTERED rabbit as they are less likely to be territorial, spraying etc.
p.s. i remember on my flat inspection at the end of the rental the landlady noticed some 'animal hairs' I replied "yes the cat from next door sometimes runs in the flat, terrible isn't it"! ahem!...
My brother's rabbit used to come in the house after school. We didn't have to train her at all, she just started going in a corner so we put the tray down there. We didn't use litter, we used a tray with a layer of newspaper on and then an old towel or tea towel to soak up the wee! When she went back in her hutch for the evening the poo would go on the compost heap, the newspapers in the recycling and the towel in a bag to be washed at the end of the week. Less hassle than litter!
We only used to let her have the run of our kitchen/living room, because it had wooden floors. Plus we had a big house and when she got out of that 1 room it usually took ages to find her. She did pee when sitting on duvets a couple of times, so most of our duvets have nice yellow stains. Rabbit wee is pretty mucky!