Sinbad The Controlling Rabbit
Rabbits have a strong sense of order, and who should be boss. I tried keeping Sinbad as a House Rabbit, but it was bit exasperating, because he used urine as his preferred tool of control.

I had a litter box for him, but he preferred to pee in contemptuous growing rings all around it. When he wanted attention, he strategically placed himself between whatever chair I was sitting in, and the TV set, and peed. He found cats distasteful, because they had no concept of Rabbit Rules. When I'd open the door to let Sinbad out he'd quickly lift his leg and fling pee on the cats as they raced inside. Half an hour later, when I opened the door again to let Sinbad in, he would again lift his leg and fling pee on the cats heading out.

It's years since he passed on, but I have stains all over the house as reminders. That Swedish sheepherding rabbit, and his dedication to knocking sheep into line, reminds me a lot of Sinbad: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeuL5IGimCQ
(Perv With A Dog had his eyes pecked out by scrub jays on, Thu 31 Jan 2013, 22:04, Reply)