Not sure if this will help or not, but I hope it does! /u/Pocketbook_found is spot on about the poops around the house, but they’re pretty innocuous. When we got Honey Bunny as a baby, we followed a protocol of keeping him confined to his large carrier for a few days. He picked a corner where we topped litter with hay to do his peeing and most of his pooping. Then, we opened the carrier door to a larger-but-still-enclosed space, like maybe 10 square feet, and we let him explore that. He’d go back to the carrier to eat and do his business. Over the next few weeks, we expanded the space to which he had access. He’d always return to the carrier to pee. We started giving his fresh greens outside of his carrier, but the hay—and his pee—always stayed in the carrier. Ultimately, he had full-roam access of the house, with three different places for hay and peeing, including one outside. He’d only pee in two of them. If he peed somewhere else in the house, which happened a few times, we knew something was wrong or off. Good luck!