What kind of chewing toys?

What kind of rabbit do you have?

that sounds like an awesome job❤️

I give my rabbit chew toys, but also, since I live in a place where I can get cottonwood sticks, I give her those to chew too. She loves knawing the bark off.

hi

Hahaha this made me laugh xD

😂😂 they are smart😊

I'm glad I'm not the only one who had the sass back stomp... I did find the nudge her head away and no, worked for her though. but if I would "stomp" she would stomp.

You do know that rabbits stomp because they are scared of something, right?

mine too!

Can you give an example of redirecting afterwards? I’ve tried distracting my bunnies with cardboard and treats but they still go to the same areas. I cover those areas with tiles or tape and they flip the tiles or chew through the tape

@@audraburke1526 It takes time, consistency and repetition for them to learn. Every single time they are chewing where they shouldn't say, "NO!" Then show them something they can chew on (cardboard cat scratcher, dig box, fresh wood, wicker basket). When they chew/dig on these reward them with treats. Repeat, repeat, repeat. They will eventually learn that it's far more fun and rewarding to chew their toys than your walls or carpet. It takes constant vigilance. Their access should be restricted if you're not around to keep an eye out whilst they're still learning. I hope this very quick explanation helps!

But do you train rabbits though? I've had all kinds of pets literally things people wouldn't even imagine and trust me not all pets are the same and they don't all get trained the same.

@@tieshafranzen6686 Yes, I do train rabbits, it’s the very foundation of my channel. Everyone (animal or human) responds best to positive reinforcement.

@@audraburke1526 Same problem with mine! lol.

Great to hear! Positive reinforcement is the best, most effective way to train any animal.

Can you explain it a bit more? I don't get it. You put a treat in front of him so he eats the treat? Or turns away from the treat (how?) And how did you reward?

@@jaseczka i can try to explain it better. What you want to do is reinforce a specific behaviour. So you have to mark it with a word/treat, whatever the animal likes. I just sit on the ground and have a very tasty treat in my open hand. As soon as he goes for it I close my hand to make sure he doesn’t get it. As soon as he does turn even the slightest but away from me I reward him with a treat from my other hand. Keep building it up and eventually put a word to it. So as soon as he does the behaviour you want him to do say ‘no’ or smth. Not sternly, just say it. I’m not sure how to explain it. If you want some better training tools, look up ‘it’s me or the dog’ on youtube. Basically what she does. There’s a couple of older vids with a good video example. And don’t give up. Some rabbits find it more difficult than others. Hope I explained it good enough for ya. Good Luck and remember to have fun! And if u have more questions, contact me on insta @ Yukiandlynn. I’m happy to help

I trained with "no" and a slap on my thigh. No I just slap my thigh. The doe has this "stick-her-hands-in-her-pocket-and-whistle" kinda attitude, very sneaky,very naughty or should I say just so damn curious. All 3 of my buns are free roam their hutch is there time out, jail house I should call it. None of this has been over night. I'm still trying to get them to get along with my 3rd older abused bun. Was in a shelter for 5 years. Has a history of abuse, not by the shelter but by previous owner. He hates touch so 8 months later he comes for rubs😌. The young 2 yr doe loves to pluck, the 3yr old buck is ok with this. His back is sometimes a little bald. But the 6 yr old buck hates touch. How do I handle this? Any toy one can suggest? More time together? I have filled a cat litter with hay for her to forge, I have a play mat to hide treats in for her to scratch around, plush toys to lick and groom. I just want her to understand that 6yr old buck doesn't like plucks.

@@jaseczka I have the same question.

you can also try clear packaging tape to protect as many problem areas as needed, &there’s play pen activity mats that are very big and affordable to help protect the carpet:) the biggest lifesaver for me has been stocking up on cuts of wood (also very cheap)& cardboard for them to chew on, its very effective for redirection!

Same !!

Right!!!

Me to

But it's save to use packing tape? My bunny has the sharpest teeth and I'm afraid he'll eat a piece of tape. He us a chewing machine. He has toys, wood and everything for him to chew but he prefers walls and wood furniture 😭

Shut up lol

Best of luck!

@@SincerelyCinnabun thank you!

Floppy is a really cute name!

@@islagoo Thank you :]

@@renei9518 np

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Because you use common sense This is the worst video ive found for advice. Like im shocked shes telling people to yell in a bunnies face or pick them up to intimidate themand then yell. You do not need any of this. Smh sad so sad and scary how many people blindly trust her because of a stupid youtube channel and zero actual schooling.

We must learn to speak Rabbit. LOL.

Thank you!!

@@SincerelyCinnabun hi cinnabun is soo cute and i am form myanmar it is myanmar it time is 11 6 pm now i love cinnabun so much can please just reply

Me too 😭

Good luck with ur exam

Thank you!!

Right my bunny jumped over our fence inside and went up our stairs and gave her self a house tour went into everyone's room whole she has the whole down stairs to her self😭😭

Same our wall is destroyed

Aw I’m so glad!

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Rabbit are social creatures either have two in a pair or more or play with her. She's lonely!

Thank you so much!