Call up the SPCA it is someone's pet that has gotten out/
tame rabbit
if its tame you shouldn't have to catch it because it shoukdntve run away in the 1st place!! ......
A tame rabbit is housed in a 'hutch' and wild rabbit's live underground in a burrow.
rabbit, tracks, snow, yard
To tame a rabbit, you have to spend time with him/her. At first, talk to him/her quietly so that they get used to the sound of your voice. When they are calm, offer a treat such as a piece of carrot. When they are eating, slowly move your hand and start to stroke them. The rabbit will get used to this, and will start to associate you will food and will know that you are not a threat to them. Soon, your rabbit will be calm around you and he/she will be tame. Kneel or crouch down when you are around them, so that you are at their level, and therefore they will not feel threatened.
Yes, it is possible to tame a wild rabbit and make it a friendly pet through patience, consistency, and gentle handling. However, it may take time for the rabbit to trust humans and adjust to domestic life.
If you find a wild cottontail rabbit baby in your yard, it's best to leave it alone. The mother rabbit is likely nearby and will return to care for it. Keep pets and children away to give the baby rabbit the best chance of survival. If the baby rabbit appears injured or in danger, contact a local wildlife rehabilitation center for guidance.
yes as long as it is tame if it is wild you shouldn't go up to it and pat it. but even if it is tame and you pat it suddenly it could kick out or have a heart attack
The name of a rabbit's home depends on a few things. If it's your pet then it's a hutch, and if it's wild it's a burrow, run, or warren.
It finds a sane (or tame) turtle, and looks for its dad, and figures out were it has come from.
If you have a big open space or back yard you should purchase a rabbit hutch or if you wish to keep your rabbit indoors you should purchase a rabbit cage. Whatever you do, make sure you keep the rabbit safe! Rabbits need exercise daily, but there are many dangers to them both inside and outside. It's up to the rabbit owner to control the rabbit's environment. For details, see the related questions below -- they have lots of information and helpful links.
you keepit in a cage or in a fenced in yard