How do u train a rabbit?

Question

please tell me how to train rabbits and dont u dare give me stupidd answers or i will report u!!!!!!

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Answer 1

well it depends on what your rabbit does during the day. When you want to train it in a position like sitting for example, gently push its backside down keep doing till your rabbit gets the hang of it and knows that you will keep doing it whenever you see it. Then eventually add the word you want to say to make it sit. keep saying that till the rabbit learns that as well. soon he/she will know you will say that quite often and will do it all by him/her self when you say the word.

Answer 2

What do you want to train your rabbit to do?

Litterbox training is easy: http://www.sandiegorabbits.org/

More advanced like agility courses you will have to know how to clicker train: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDocS5BfR...

Answer 3

I always say it's never impossible to train a rabbit.

One quick technique is his/her name. Repeat it over and over, when you will feed them, to when you will only look at them, my rabbit (Nova) learned his name.

Answer 4

takes patience to train a bunny, but it can be done. don't know what you want to train your bunny to do, but i'd assume you're talking about litter box training. if you notice inside your rabbit's cage, they'll only go to the bathroom in one corner. this is their "toilet". works the same way outside of the cage too, you just have to teach them where that toilet is. leave the box in the same place all the time, so the rabbit can learn where it is. take some of the bedding from inside the cage that has the rabbit's urine and f***s in it (gross, i know...) and put it in the litter box. that way your rabbit can associate the smell of his toilet with the box. whenever he starts to go to the bathroom when he is out of the cage, place him in the litter box. it takes a while for the rabbit to learn the behavior, so the more you keep him out of the cage while you're training him, the more often he can be shown the proper behavior. he'll have to be shown every day, at least once a day. when he starts going to the litter box on his own to go to the bathroom, praise him and give him a treat. let him know his behavior was good. it should come pretty quickly after that.

good luck!