How can I tame my aggressive territorial rabbit?
Hello, I own a Rescue Shelter for rabbits and I also breed and show rabbits. I have delt with many aggressive rabbits and let me give you a few tips! 1)Rabbits aren’t born mean. Ninety-nine percent of aggressive rabbits have a behavioral problem, not a genetic one. Behavior can be changed, so give your bunny a chance. 2)Your rabbit doesn’t hate you. There may be a slight chance that she has taken a personal dislike to one person. More likely, she’s afraid you’re going to hurt her. 3)You’re the only one who can solve the problem. She won’t wake up one day and say, “Gee, maybe I should be nicer to the human.” It’s the humans who have to figure out what’s wrong and initiate new ways of interacting. 4)You can’t hit a rabbit. Some people try to “teach” their bunnies not to bite by swatting their noses or even hitting them with newspapers. This will only aggravate the problem. You need to reassure your rabbit that her environment is safe. Circling, mounting, and biting are classic signs of a
