Do rabbits love their owners

Answer 1

Believe it or not, yes. Cats do feel love. A lot of people think they are mindless creatures that do nothing but sleep. STORY TIME!

My two cats, (male and female) lay together and lick each other all the time. Just the other day the two were sitting on a chair licking each other and acting like they felt love so the answer is yes.

Answer 2

No. They think you're their pets/slaves. That's why they ask for attention. Why wouldn't they? You give them food, attention, shelter, etc. That's why they reward you...with mice.

Cats actually think that they own the caretakers. AnswerMy female one definitely thinks I'm just a caretaker. She even shoves it on my face by using the "clean" litterbox right after seeing me clean it (she especially tries to use it when it's been just cleaned). My male cat on the other hand thought I was her mommy though. He would constantly want attention, pats and scratches, but also he'd drink water and food out of my hand as well. And he'd ONLY want to sleep on my lap. Eventually he got too big and heavy for me to keep up with his naps that started getting longer than 1 hour. At least they both know I'm the boss of the house, still.

Answer 3

Cat can tell if you love them my seance if you constantly hit them over and over again they will think you don't love them and they will try to escape out doors and windows so be careful of that but if you were to let your cat do its own thing and only hit it when its really bad they know that you love them so DONT hit your cat unless you DONT love them

Answer 4

Rabbits love their owners if their owners are good to them, but they hate or are afraid of their owners if they aren't good to them.

Not being good to your rabbit doesn't mean you've gone out of your way to be bad to them. Rabbits are very different from other pets, and the things they need to be happy and healthy are not always obvious. People often "neglect" their rabbits without meaning to, just becuase they don't know any better -- these rabbits tend to feel insecure and therefore will not bond with their owners; they also tend to have shorter lifespans.

Rabbits are very social animals and they want to bond with their owners, but you have to take the time to learn how to treat them properly. If you do this, and if you give the rabbit time and space to trust you and feel comfortable in her environment, she will come to love you very much!

Pet rabbits that are bonded to other rabbits may not need as much attention or love from their owners. They still need attention every day! Single pet rabbits, however, really need a strong loving relationship with their owners or else they won't be happy.

Answer 5

== == It depends on the dog, on the situation, and how well the owner treats the dog. Some dogs are just grumpy. Unconditionally

Answer 6

only if you coress their gentites only if you coress their gentites

Answer 7

Cats are so affectionate towards their owners for a few reasons. One of these reasons is that the owner loves it back.

Answer 8

If you have a strong bond which takes time. but it's like a baby so yes it would if you take proper care.

Answer 9

Yes. I have had many cats and have had marvelous loving relationships with each. Love them, speak to them, cuddle with them and they will adore you.