Depends on the rabbit. Our (thinly upholstered) couch has two bite holes in its corner, but the rest of our furniture is quite intact. They're much more likel

Depends on the rabbit. Our (thinly upholstered) couch has two bite holes in its corner, but the rest of our furniture is quite intact. They're much more likely to chew things on the floor like rugs or cables, and then only if they're "in the way". Bitter apple spray works well to keep them from chewing carpets and rugs: https://www.amazon.com/Grannick-Bitter-Apple-Ferrets-small-animals/dp/B0010PCM3M https://www.amazon.com/Grannick-Bitter-Apple-Ferrets-small-a... and split-loom shielding protects cables: https://www.amazon.com/Install-Bay-Split-Loom-Inch/dp/B005V9UU1O https://www.amazon.com/Install-Bay-Split-Loom-Inch/dp/B005V9... Beside "housekeeping", rabbits chew to keep their teeth short. Apple twigs and compressed hay cubes work great to meet this need and prevents them from seeking other things to chew. Rabbits live around seven years, properly cared for. Ours is in her fifth year.