Rabbit Behavior

Quite often you’ll notice that dogs are fond of barking at rabbits, whether it’s your neighbor’s dog in the backyard or your own. This is simply because most dogs see small animals or more so bunnies as prey animals. The main question however is, are rabbits scared of dogs barking? This article answers whether a … Read more

Rabbits and hamsters are both adorable pets quite popular in many households. If you already have a bunny and are probably thinking about adopting a hamster, you might be wondering, do rabbits get along with hamsters? This article digs deep into whether these two species can coexist and if not, why?   Do rabbits and … Read more

Creating a bond between two Does is difficult to pull off, but not impossible. However, the question that lingers in most rabbit owners’ minds is how to bond two unspayed female rabbits. Although the best rabbit pair is normally between a male and a female, this article expounds more on pairing two desexed females and … Read more

Quite often most first-time rabbit owners are taken aback when their calm and adorable pets start to display objectionable behavior. Hormonal rabbit behavior mainly occurs when your pets are around 4 to 8 months. Bunnies may suddenly display aggression by biting or lunging at you. They may also act territorial by spraying urine, humping, or … Read more

Bunnies are naturally picky when it comes to trying out new stuff. For this reason, it can be quite tricky for them to switch from using a water bowl to drinking using a  spouted bottle. The main challenge, therefore, is how to teach a rabbit to drink from a water bottle. Although a water bottle … Read more

Have you ever noticed that some bunnies prefer certain colors over others? Or you often wonder, what colors do rabbits hate? If you are keen enough, you’ll notice that indeed if given an option, rabbits have a preferred color choice. For example, indoor rabbits may favor a specific colored lit room over others as we … Read more

As prey animals, rabbits are inherently skittish and anything foreign can easily startle them. For instance, they might be scared of their new owners, loud noises, or being picked up, to say the least. Although bunny breeds are naturally timid, some are generally more nervous than others. So how do you tell if your rabbit … Read more

Although bunnies are calm and adorable pets, they can sometimes be destructive when they jump onto furniture or go into restricted areas in the house. Most owners might be wondering how to solve this problem, more precisely, how to stop rabbits from jumping on furniture. This article takes a close look at this particular behavior … Read more

How long do rabbits sleep at night? Most rabbit owners often ask themselves this age-old question. Rabbits are crepuscular, meaning they’re most active at dusk and dawn. In addition, bunnies are also light sleepers that prefer taking naps at night and during the day. The time it takes rabbits to sleep at night on average … Read more

A rabbit in a sphinx position is normally at rest with its head upright, its front legs spread forward and apart, and its hind legs pointing straight out. This particular pose is quite common for resting rabbits and unlikely for deep-sleeping ones. Our article is going to look at the rabbit sphinx position meaning, why … Read more