Can a rabbit be trained

Answer 1

When you train a rabbit, be firm. Don't hit or spank the bunny, but don't be too lenient either. Use a treat like pieces of carrot, broccoli, celery, apples, and Pears. ONLY give your rabbit the treats stated above. Others might not be edible for a rabbit. ONLY give the treat when the rabbit has reached your expectations. If you give the treat when the rabbit has not done the trick or command, the rabbit will think he had done the right thing and ignore you the next time. Training sessions should last 5-10 minutes.

Answer 2

Hey. To train a pet rabbit, you will firstly need to learn it it's name. Do this by holding food in your hand and calling it's name. Do this often and the rabbit will learn. Rabbits can't really do ''tricks'' as such though. Hope this helps :) x

Answer 3

Rabbits can't be trained to do tricks like dogs, but you can train them to use a litter box like cats -- this is cleaner and more comfortable for the rabbit, in comparison to wire-grid flooring or just putting bedding everywhere in the cage. Wire-grid flooring can lead to serious discomfort and even sore hocks (inflamed and infected heels and feet). If you do have a cage with wire-grid flooring, put in a piece of carpet or untreated woven grass mat so the rabbit can have some relief from the discomfort.

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Answer 4

Ok, first, do not listen to the answer before this. You do NOT give a rabbit peanut butter. Rabbits cannot have nuts or carbs.

Use a spray bottle and just say "NO" calmly and spray him. You do not need to Scream, just say it authoritatively. Use a spray bottle, they should sell one at pet stores or a drugstore, NOT a water gun. Just be consistent. Hope this helps, or at the very least, is better than the last answer.

Answer 5

Have the rabbit on one side of the fence, and lure it over with it's favourite treat (example=carrot) If it wont jump, get a stool the same height as the fence, put it beside the fence, and lift the rabbit onto the stool and lure it down with it's favourite treat a few times. Then, put the rabbit on the ground and get it to jump on top of the stool. This is harder, so use your hands for a platform to let it jump onto the stool. Put your hands a bit below the stool, and lower your hands each time your rabbit jumps. When it can jump onto the stool from the ground, you can start training it to jump up on the stool, and then back down. Hope I helped! Try different methods, and if you still need help, post a comment on my message board (:

Answer 6

try putting a hoop in fount of it and maybe some rabbit food in fount of the hoop and see if it jumps through.

Answer 7

Of course! :P