We are confident that the majority of pet owners will concur that having pets makes life, well, easier. They are always there to improve your day, no matter what kind of small or large critter you have there. The upside is that our fluffy pals are witty and extremely intelligent. The video below, provided by TikTok, itswalterhop, is the sweetest thing you'll see today of the furry creature relaxing. It's just best to train your Rabbit to enjoy their company even more.
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With the addition of a cute bunny rabbit lounging in the family room, this creator was living our holiday fantasies. It's beautiful in every way! And then see how the rabbit is unwinding. You'll never believe it! This video has warmed our hearts so warmly that we would welcome a furry friend. However, The handler reveals that it is a typical evening with the rabbit, and what the rabbit is doing is called "Splooting" and is a symbol of "contentment and trust." Of course, we must train the bunny to help it develop such composure. The view the rabbit gave us in the video clip showed that it was undoubtedly having a good time and relaxing.
The clip has gotten over 270 comments from other TikTokers fascinated by the sight of the video; as one commented;
"That is one well-behaved rabbit! Mine are potty trained, but the light in those Christmas decorations would be fair game lol"
Another commented, “I can’t take all this cuteness.” Neither can we that’s why we had to watch it a hundred times over. We love that he's comfortable enough to relax in the house like this. That's how you know the owners are doing a wonderful job!
A third said,
"I wish my daughter's rabbit was potty trained she just pees and poos everywhere."
Since rabbits are a social species, training requires dedication from the owner. Although their instinct is to socialize with other bunnies, your pet will also enjoy being friendly with you, but first, you must establish a link.
Before beginning any training, it's important to establish your bunnies' trust because they have an innate fear of the unfamiliar or new. Before placing any demands on your bunnies, it's crucial to establish a strong bond with them, so they feel comfortable around you. Sit quietly at first, close to the enclosure housing the rabbits.
Once your bunny is comfortable enough with you to sit close to you, drop treats progressively so that he must come closer to you to get them. Who doesn't enjoy a delicious treat? There are other tried-and-true methods for training your rabbit, but it all begins with setting time for them.
