Rabbit behavior

Rabbits may dig at you or bunch your clothes because they're bored, want some attention, are annoyed, frustrated, or perhaps they even need their nails clipped. Understanding why your rabbit is scratching your clothes is the first step to stopping the behavior and making sure your bunny's needs are being fulfilled.

Guide to diagnosing symptoms with for your rabbit

Bonding rabbits is very easy if you know the techniques and understand the behavior associated with rabbit bonding stages. In this post, you will find the 2 stage process for bonding rabbits and answer to the frequently asked questions associated with bonding house rabbits or bunnies.

Rabbits are generally thought of as very quiet and calm animals but if you pay attention you will hear your rabbit loud & clear!

Most of the time when a rabbit stares directly at you it’s because your rabbit knows it’s time to eat and you’re going to feed them, but they also stare for attention. It can also appear that your rabbit is staring when they are relaxing or on the alert for some other potential threat.

It's no easy task to earn your rabbit's trust. Though they are inquisitive creatures, their instinct is to run from anything large and noisy, especially if that something is attempting to pick it up. In terms of personality, expect your...

Rabbit ears tell you a lot about what they are feeling. However, they can be kind of difficult to decipher if you don’t have a lot of experience with rabbits.

All about rabbit poop. What's normal? Why is my rabbit's poop mashed together like tiny grapes? How large should my bunny's poop be?

We all want to make our pets happy, but sometimes it’s a challenge to understand their body language. Rabbits are quite different from other household pets, and their behavior is

For anyone who’s never taken care of a rabbit before or new to rabbits, it’s probably hard to believe that these cute and cuddly fur babies could bite. After all, rabbits are such gentle creatures, and they look incapable of hurting a fly. #rabbitbiting #rabbitbehavior

Rabbits are not beginner pets. They can be almost as much work to take care of as a typical dog. Before adopting a bunny, it’s important to learn about their many traits that can cause unique problems for any unsuspecting new rabbit caretaker.

Did you know that there are behaviors bunnies exhibit that are associated with hormones?