What are fun games you can play with your rabbit?

Answer 1

well chinchillas are very playful animals. you should let the chinchilla out in an area that doesn't have wires (so it doesn't chew on them) and sit on the ground while the chin runs around. they jump off walls and run all over the place. the chin will even run in you!! its sooo fun i have a chin and i play with him every day!! if the chin likes being held, you can hold the chin or put it on your shoulder while you do other stuff like type on the computer!!(im doing that rite now)SOME CHINS CAN EVEN LEARN HOW TO PLAY FETCH!!! I DONT REALLY KNOW HOW TO DO THAT YET BUT OTHER CHINS HAVE LEARNED THAT!!! HAVE FUN!! I HOPE YOU LIKE MY ANSWER!!

Answer 2

You can play with your rabbit by providing her with toys or play structures that interest her, and by providing space for her to run around in.

It might take experimentation because not all rabbits love the same toys and games. One rabbit might spend hours destroying a cardboard box; another rabbit might care less about the box and would much prefer throwing a slinky around.

There may not be many interactive games you can play with your rabbit, but it is fun to see them play with their toys and when they're tired out they'll enjoy a cuddle from you.

For ideas and helpful links, see the related question (linked below) about rabbits playing.

One person wrote: i have a lead and harness for my rabbit so i take them for walks i also sit in the run with them or even just open the door and smooth them

Answer 3

For ideas and helpful links about games and toys for your rabbit, see the related question (linked below).

Some people have written:

If you have a garden, leave it out there and just stroke it, maybe run with it. If you don't supervise it, make sure to leave all gaps covered so they don't run out to your neighbours or the place that leads to it. If you DO supervise it, DON'T let them go to places near that gap or places you don't want them to go to. Only occasionally should you say NO (name) or BAD (name) as they will not listen to you if you make them discouraged and scared of you.

You can play with your rabbit by providing her with toys or play structures that interest her, and by providing space for her to run around in.

It might take experimentation because not all rabbits love the same toys and games. One rabbit might spend hours destroying a cardboard box; another rabbit might care less about the box and would much prefer throwing a slinky around.

There may not be many interactive games you can play with your rabbit, but it is fun to see them play with their toys and when they're tired out they'll enjoy a cuddle from you.

i have a lead and harness for my rabbit so i take them for walks i also sit in the run with them or even just open the door and smooth them

You don't really have to play with your bunny. Some just like to be pet while others like to be walked around on a leash like a dog.

Answer 4

You should play with your rabbit for 3-4 hours every day at least. It's easier to do this when you have a house rabbit (instead of a cage rabbit), because then the rabbit is always around and any time can turn into playtime.

See the related question (linked below) to learn more about playing with rabbits (info and links).

These are the reasons why you should play with your rabbit daily:

• So they are socialized and aren't afraid of humans (they won't attack anyone if they know they won't be harmed)
• So they get exercise
• So they don't get bored
• So you can observe their behaviour and notice a health problem before it turns into an emergency

Answer 5

Bond with your bunny first. Get him used to you being around. Then get rabbit toys from the store, or paper bits, toilet-paper rolls, old phone-books, and all that kind of stuff and watch her play, with you sitting in the middle of it all.

Answer 6

You can always train your rabbit by giving it treats but not to many treats. Rabbits think it's a game if you give them treats. You can also just run your fingers through their fur.

Answer 7

play with it!