So many adorable buns! We have a house rabbit called Miss Grace and she too is a lionhead and a very pretty one at that!
When we adopted her, she wasn't litter trained, she just used to go wherever she wanted. We found she was going to the toilet in the same place in the living room all the time, so placed her tray there. She also has a covered litter tray in her
bedroom but whenever she's out and about, she wouldn't dream of going back into her room to use the loo, she has to use the living room facilities
She's also a terrible chewer and will chew as a matter of course. As she is passing us by, sometimes she'll have a taste of whatever we're wearing. She's tasted my clothes, my husband's, the curtains, the walls, she tried the french doors, the normal doors, the radiator .... in fact it would be easier to say what she hasn't had a go at - the ceiling.
We try the assocaition method. If she chews our clothes or something else, we scoop her up and put her in her bedroom, and if she's about ready to chew something, we clap very loudly, which they don't like at all and she usually stops. You could give her something which she's allowed to chew, we gave Grace the old Yellow Pages which she would gleefully tear apart!
Rabbits get bored very easily, so make sure Kizzy has something to occupy her mind. Gracie likes the bunny tunnels that Pets At Home stock. She also likes home made play areas, which we construct out of cardboard boxes and a laundry basket! It looks unsightly, but keeps her busy.
This is Miss Grace by the way -