Don t you know about the language of rabbits, the language of rabbits behavior?

I used to raise rabbits, and the rabbits are very docile and have no temper, so I didn't find out what ideas it would have.

Only when giving birth to a child will there be a cooing sound.

Also, I've heard of the saying that rabbits bite when they're in a hurry.

That's all!

It's easy to keep, docile and cute.

It sometimes jumps, indicating that it has an urgent need to urinate.

<> "Don't You Know the Behavioral Language of Rabbits?"

Use the person on the head: Licking the hand represents the rabbit to express gratitude to you, and the person on the head is fighting and begging to touch, both of which are ways to express love.

Teeth grinding: Grinding teeth softly represents satisfaction and happiness, if the teeth grinding sound is very likely to be unwell in the rabbit, it is also a manifestation of pain and needs to see a doctor.

Make a sizzling sound: making an obvious sizzling sound is generally the meaning of warning, warning the other party not to come, and generally the rabbit makes a sound of knowing that it is afraid or nervous.

Gnawing the cage: The rabbit may bite the cage when it is bored, and when you open the cage it may not continue to bite, and the rabbit wants to come out and play!

Duck Lying on the Board: When the rabbit is completely relaxed and trusting the surrounding environment, it will spread its limbs, very lazy feeling, if the weather is hot, it may also lie down like this, heat dissipation.

Stomping and kicking: When the rabbit feels threatened or angry, it will have the behavior of kicking the ground with its hind limbs, and may also make a strong squirting action, and it will pounce and bite people in serious cases!

Lie down in the air: The rabbit will not suddenly jump up and lie down, indicating that he has a lot of trust in you and the surrounding environment, and then he will fall asleep.

Face washing: When rabbits wash their faces or comb their hair, rabbits will do it in a relatively safe place, on the one hand, because they love to be clean, and on the other hand, it may be stress, and they can relieve stress by licking their hair.

Circle circle: When the rabbit is exempt from the action of turning in a circle, if it is an adult rabbit, it may be courting, or it may be asking for you, food, asking to play with, etc.

Wagging Tail: Bunnies have short tails that wagging when they're happy, so you can see me if you look closely!

Rabbit Dance: The Rabbit Dance is a jump and spin when the rabbit is happy, and only when they are very happy, they will turn around in mid-air and even shake their heads, which is very cute.

Standing ears: Standing up ears is a sign of being alert to the surrounding environment and concentrating on hearing in order to respond quickly, and if the ears droop, it is a sign of feeling scared and showing weakness.

How can rabbits be trained to understand human speech?

1.Create a comfortable living environment for rabbits.

2.Feed the rabbit yourself on time. 1.Grinding your teeth loudly means that the rabbit is in pain, and it is best to take the rabbit to see the veterinarian.

2.Grinding your teeth lightly means that the rabbit is very full of leakage and very happy. When the rabbit grinds its teeth lightly, if you reach out and touch the rabbit's jaw, you can feel the molars rubbing. At this time, the rabbit's eyes are usually in a half-open state.

The little rabbit also has feelings and has a language table to make a coincidence. This requires the person who has a rabbit to have more contact with him and observe more. Over time, you'll understand what he means.

For example:1Cooing means that the rabbit is dissatisfied and angry.

2.The sound of a jet indicates that the rabbit feels threatened by something or an action. 3.

Screaming and screaming.

Rabbit screams, like humans, usually indicate fear or pain. If you suddenly hear a rabbit screaming, the owner should pay more attention immediately, because it is possible that the rabbit is injured. 4.

Molars aGrinding your teeth loudly means that the rabbit is in pain, and it is best to take the rabbit to see the veterinarian.

b.Grinding your teeth gently means that the rabbit is content, happy, etc.

A female rabbit caught a lot of food and was rushing to her own home, the female rabbit saw the male rabbit coming this way, the female rabbit knew that the male rabbit came to help get the food, then the female rabbit said to the male rabbit, thank you for the little rabbit and the child's father.