Rabbit is lashing out what to do?

-Rescued a cat from the pound that doesnt bothe rthe rabbit, Natuarally rabbit is dominate. After 1 month we moved into a new place thinking its nuetral and they wont act bad. well the rabbit always poops and pees on the couch. Never uses her litter box and always used the cats (very seldom) how do we get the rabbit to stop pooping on the couch? i think she may be jelous the cat sleeps outside and shes in her cage. We need help. She doesnt bite us just poops and pees everywhere.Contrary to popular belief, with dwarf rabbits, the fact of whether they've been spayed or not does not attribute anything to the problem of it defecating on your furniture. That is the fact with many animals but dwarf rabbits along with a few other animals are the exception. The rabbit is lashing out because it wants attention! It feels as though it has no constant in it's life anymore. New cat, new home, less attention naturally because there's a lot going on in your life. The rabbit is merely reacting as it knows how. It just needs love. Best of luck with dealing with your rotiferous rabbit!Is the rabbit spayed? Rabbits who aren't spayed have a lot of raging hormones. They are much more dominante they if they are spayed, and poop and pee everywhere to mark their territory. If they are spayed, they aren't as likely to poop and pee everywhere and chase other animals. It would definitely be worth looking in to.
u moved to a new place? your rabbit is probably just marking his territory. since its a new place your rabbit probably want your cat to know its his territory or he is stressed as rabbits tend to stress when in a new home
I think she hit sexual maturity and needs to be spayed.
rabbit stew...yum