Bunnies are cute and downright adorable creatures. They look like plush toys, move funny and wiggle their noses so touching that you can watch it for hours. Of course, if you have such a baby, you really want him to be tame and affectionate. But, unfortunately, the rabbits are in no hurry to jump into your arms and do not even allow themselves to be stroked. How to tame such a rabbit?
Instructions
Step 1
If your main goal is a rabbit that can be stroked and carried in your arms, it is better to approach the choice of your future pet with great responsibility. Some breeds are inherently more friendly than others and should be purchased with rabbits that have demonstrated excellent taming ability from generation to generation. Also, if you get the chance, be sure to talk to the breeders and ask them to choose a rabbit for you from the pair that was most tame. It has been proven that affectionate domestic rabbits inherit their qualities. If you want to spend more time with your baby during the day, buy a fluffy rabbit. Because of the need, he will have to get used to the fact that you take him in your arms for daily combing, and this will only play into your hands over time.
Step 2
Please be patient and do not try to impose your tender love on the little rabbit. Rabbits are naturally very shy creatures. After all, they have many natural enemies, and therefore they constantly have to hide or run away from someone. Be condescending to your new pet's wary behavior and give it time to get used to the house and its owners. In no case do not grab the rabbit from above, for it is tantamount to an attack. You should also not forcefully touch or iron. Let the baby show interest in you, only in this case you can gently touch him.
Step 3
You don't need to pet the rabbit or pull your arms towards him in the cage; it is much better to try to establish contact as he walks around the room. Walk up to the baby and sit so that you are at the same height with him and not seem much larger. In this case, the rabbit will surely be interested in you and will come up to check what you are. Rabbits really like to be stroked on the back and sides, but this should be done carefully and only when you see that the rabbit is not bothered by this. If your baby shrinks with fear at your touch, it is better to postpone the massage for another time.
