Bunny Behavior 4

November 11, 2019November 4, 2019 juliacamenischLeave a comment

Bunny Behavior #4 – Alert or Attentive

The bunny behavior for this week is an alert rabbit. It usually happens when a bunny notices something suddenly, such as a loud noise or a toddler running by. Whenever they sense something that could be dangerous, or possible something good to eat, you will see straight, pricked up ears. For lop rabbits, you will see the ears pointing forward. Their bodies may be tense, or you may see them stand up on their back legs.

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