Disciplining Bunny

I have no idea.. i never even thought of trying to train our rabbit.. we've been fairly lucky that she doesn't like to eat carpet.. altho shes never left alone long enough to see if she likes it.. most of her playtime is in the kitchen where there is no carpet. Would it be possible to give your rabbit playtime elsewhere?
If not, i think the first thing you need to figure out what tone of voice your saying "back!" in.. since its obviously getting his attention. I sometimes stomp my foot, or kick something to get our rabbits attention she shes being particularly bratty. I read somewhere that rabbits Thump to warn others of danger.. so in theory if you stomp your foot (which is difficult on carpet which is why i will sometimes kick something or knock on something) it should get his attention that 'hey, thats not a good idea!' But then again.. rabbits are stubborn little things.. and well.. sometimes prevention is just the best way to go about things. Does he have other toys? What kinds of things does he like to play with?

Thanks so much for all your advice! I'm definitely going to try the spray water bottle idea because I've read that somewhere else, too. I'm not so sure about the clicker thing ... I've never seen one and I doubt Hoddy Toddy would have the patience for that! Haha. I've bought him lots of toys but he's not really thrilled with any of them ... His favorite thing to do is eat. If he can't eat something it usually stops interesting him. He'll only play with his toys after he's eaten his food and if he's super bored. He just sort of rearranges them around his cage - he doesn't take them out of the cage or carry them around with him at all. His favorite toy I swear is a coconut I put in the corner of his cage. He just scratches and tears the hairs off of it and sometimes will roll it around.

Well! Let me tell you what I've done to tackle this problem ... I've been pretty frustrated, and wondering how to stop this bad behavior since nothing I've tried so far has worked! After lots of thought, I realized I've been trying to train him NOT to do something - and previously he's only been trained TO DO something. I decided this was the reason he hasn't caught on at all. So! I started training him to stop whatever he's doing and hop over to where I'm sitting on the floor - no matter where - when I say "come!" And it's been working! He's so excited to get a treat it doesn't matter what he's doing he'll run on over to me! And then afterwards he usually forgets what he was doing (being bad) and hops around to find other amusements. Hurray! So far so good ... except now he gets "come!" and "back!" confused sometimes. He just starts running back and forth between me and his cage and will stand up on his hind legs in the middle and look back and forth until he decides which is the right place to go. Hahaha, it's pretty funny.