When pet rabbits get angry?

Answer 1

If your rabbit is female, she could be experiencing a phantom pregnancy. This happens when she has been in contact with a male. She will show all symptoms and behaviors or a real pregnancy.

Rabbits can also get aggressive once they reach sexual maturity so i would advise you to get him/her neutered

I would suggest that you take your rabbit to a veterinary practice for a thorough check over as he/she may in fact be in pain which would make them stop eating and lose weight as well as become slightly aggressive.

Answer 2

it will probably stretch its legs when hopping...

if it is really mad it will bite you....

leave it alone to calm down then give your bunny a head stroke while you give it a treat....

Answer 3

Different rabbits have different temperaments, but if your rabbit is always grouchy and unfriendly, that means it's not living a happy, healthy life, and you should find out if something's wrong and try to fix it. There are many different reasons why a rabbit is bad-tempered. If your rabbit used to act differently, and this is a new thing, maybe your rabbit is sick. If your rabbit has always acted this way, maybe your rabbit was abused in the past, or never properly socialized, or maybe you're not providing a very secure-feeling lifestyle for the rabbit (maybe the rabbit is stressed out). Consider the questions below for more info and links.

Answer 4

they will get angry if they are having too much attention, being held the wrong way and when you try to make it do tricks for the first time!

Answer 5

when my rabbit seemed sad because she lost her young she would always bury her face in your arms and was really quiet

Answer 6

They get closer to the ground, run away, and try not to be seen

Answer 7

They put their ears down, won't move, & they won't go near you. They also will make a thump noise with their front/back feet, shed their fur, and shake.

Answer 8

if she is in heat or pregnant

Answer 9

of course