Hello, I'm an expert in animal behavior, particularly with small pets like rabbits. Building trust with rabbits can be a rewarding experience. Here's how you can encourage a rabbit to come to you:


1. Be Patient and Calm: Rabbits are prey animals and can be easily startled. Approach them slowly and calmly to avoid causing them stress.

2. Use Positive Reinforcement: Reward your rabbit with treats or petting when they come towards you. This helps them associate coming to you with good things.

3. Clicker Training: A clicker can be used to mark the exact moment your rabbit does what you want. Click and then give a treat to reinforce the behavior.

4. Establish a Routine: Consistency is key in building trust. Feed them, clean their cage, and interact with them at the same times each day.

5. Respect Their Space: Never force a rabbit to do something they don't want to do. Give them the choice to approach you.

6. Use a Training Word or Noise: Choose a specific word or noise that you will use when you want your rabbit to come to you. This can be a whistle, a click, or a special word.

Remember, every rabbit is an individual, and what works for one might not work for another. It's important to be patient and consistent in your training.

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Method 2 Training a RabbitSit on the floor near your rabbit. ... Give the rabbit a treat and verbal praise if it approaches you. ... Move a little further away. ... Hold out a treat and again give the command. ... Repeat this training frequently. ... Replace the treat with a toy or petting. ... Consider using clicker training.read more >>