Rabbitbehavior

Rabbit vocalizations. Grunting/growling: Indicates anger or disapproval of a human's or another rabbit's behavior (invasion of their territory, for example) and ...

2018年11月28日 — Thumping or stomping. When bunnies stomp or thump, this indicates that they're frightened, mad, or sensing danger (real or imagined).

Signs a rabbit may be suffering from stress/fear can include hiding/chewing cage bars/over-grooming/altered feeding or toileting habits/over-drinking/playing ...

When a rabbit stands up on their hind legs and raises their front paws to swat at anyone who comes close, they are exhibiting the boxing behavior. Their ears ...

2021年8月31日 — Rabbit behavior doesn't have to be a mystery. Learn what your rabbit is trying to tell you through its actions, sounds, and body language.

Rabbit is in a crouched position, muscles are tense, head held flat to the ground, ears wide apart and flattened against the back, pupils dilated.

There is a dominance hierarchy among males and females, and both sexes are very aggressive towards lower-ranking members. Looking at a rabbit's ears.

A rabbit with their ears forward can mean they're curious whereas upright can mean they're on alert, on their guard and trying to hear better. If their ears are ...