The best way to get a rabbit to go somewhere is by "herding":
Rabbits tend to be playful but, ultimately, they're submissive, too: eventually, she will obey you, just give yourself enough time so that you're not in a rush!
If herding isn't working or you're in a hurry, you can pick your rabbit up. Rabbits are delicate creatures and they're often injured through mishandling, so be careful. A rabbit's hind end must always be supported. Never pick a rabbit up by the ears, ever. Never pick a rabbit up by the scruff alone. The best way to pick up a rabbit is with one hand under the chest/belly, and one hand under the back end. Use a firm but gentle hold (don't squeeze, but don't let the rabbit struggle out of your grasp, either). Watch the video about how to pick up a rabbit (linked below).
Most rabbits don't like being picked up, no matter how friendly or socialized they are. If you have a bunny, keep handling to a minimum: if you want to cuddle, cuddle on the ground instead; if you need your rabbit to go somewhere, try the "herding" method instead. If you have to pick up your rabbit, be quick about it: the longer she's in your arms, the more time she has to struggle and injure you or herself.
One of my pet rabbits is very food-orientated. As soon as he sees that you've put extra veg into his hutch, he leaps back into it. The same theory might apply with getting your rabbit back into the house. Find a type of food that your rabbit really enjoys (usually it's leafy green veg - chard, kale etc.., although one of mine really likes fennel) and place it inside the door of the house, and call your rabbit. If you do this routine every time you want to get your rabbit back indoors, the rabbit soon learns what you want, and hops in obediently. Alternatively, leave the door open for the rabbits whilst they're in the garden, and just close it when they've hopped by themselves back into the house.
Not often, but yes
Yes, but you'd better keep them in a cage or they will be a pest.
It is most likely because the rabbits know that place as there home, and where they receive food and love, so they come back for safety.
i presume so, although it is best to have a hutch for your rabbit so that garden predators like foxes etc don't chase it or kill it. also rabbits can burrow deep, so they'd probably dig under your garden fence and never come back.
The peristylium (called peristyle in English), a garden surrounded by porticos, was at the back of the domus, the detached house of the rich.
go to the back garden and click on the Tyre and then push it to the tree house
A back garden is a garden towards the rear of a property.
What you is you sneak to the back garden, and open the back door quietly. But if it is locked climb through the window. *See the related question
It is not showed but by the show both Original and NIV it is either trudys garden or a opening at the back of the house
Back to the Garden was created in 1992.
take them to the vets to see if they are micro chipped and ask for advice