Bunny body language

We all want to make our pets happy, but sometimes it’s a challenge to understand their body language. Rabbits are quite different from other household pets, and their behavior is

Rabbits are not always the easiest pets for beginners to care for. Get ready to learn all the basics, including diet and food, habitat and enclosure, rabbit proofing, grooming, and even rabbit body language. With these steps, you'll be ready to bring your new bunny home and give them a happy life.

I don't have any bunnies but I am pretty new to rabbits in general. I know the bunny basics and care of them pretty much down pat. I have read many books...

Bonding with a pet who loves you is one of the joys of life, no matter the species. For some, though, it can be challenging to tell whether your pet is showing affection, especially for owners of animals whose body language isn’t as widely known. You’ll know a happy dog from its relaxed stance and wagging tail — but how do you decode a bunny’s body language?

But the base of a bunny food pyramid actually isn’t filled by pellets. The most important ingredient to a healthy bunny’s diet is hay. Fresh hay should be provided to rabbits at all times so they can graze when they please. (See the real rabbit food pyramid in a PDF created by the San Diego House Rabbit Society.) Hay for Rabbits: The Basis for a Healthy Diet Picture a food pyramid for rabbits. What do you see at the base? If you chose bunny pellets, you wouldn’t be alone. Walking down the…