I. How do rabbits distinguish their owners
Rabbits mainly identify their owners based on their scent and the way rabbits recognize their owners. The process is relatively long, and the owner must often accompany the owner. It is best to raise it with a small rabbit so that the rabbit can be familiar with the owner’s smell from an early age. When the owner first started raising rabbits, the rabbit would not be close to you because you are still very unfamiliar with it. Or feed it some of its favorite foods, such as timothy grass, rabbit food, carrots, etc., to promote the relationship with the rabbit.
Second, the behavior of the rabbit when it recognizes the owner.
When the rabbit takes the initiative to approach the owner, ask the owner for food, or rub its body parts, When the owner no longer resists the owner’s approach and touch, it means that it has recognized the owner. Rabbits are very timid, so once they see a stranger appearing and approaching, they will immediately be vigilant, run away, and avoid strangers from approaching themselves. Still, if it is the owner, it will take the initiative to approach the owner to see what the owner has to eat or rely on the master to play. But also because the rabbit is timid, when the owner just brought the rabbit home, it is best not to get too close to the rabbit because it will be afraid to stay away; you should let the rabbit get used to it for a while, you can make it familiar by feeding it You, when it is familiar with you, it will no longer be afraid of you and will take the initiative to get close to you.
Third, how long can a rabbit remember its owner?
A rabbit can remember its owner for a lifetime. Usually, the rabbit can remember the owner for a long time, but if the owner gives it to someone else or doesn’t feed the rabbit himself for a long time, he will slowly forget the owner. There is no limit to this time. , but it can be forgotten quickly. If you have been with the owner for a long time before, the speed of forgetting will be slower. After all, rabbits have limited memory for things. Just like us, over time, they will forget some things and things in the past.
Therefore, since the owner chooses to feed the rabbit, he must ensure that he has enough time to accompany it so that it can build up trust in you and recognize you as the owner. After the rabbit recognizes the owner, it is no longer afraid to avoid the owner, and the owner and the rabbit get along very well. In addition, the rabbit needs company, and after the rabbit recognizes the owner, the owner needs to accompany it more. Otherwise, it will be lonely.
Warm reminder: Rabbits need to be treated with care by their owners. Don’t keep rabbits casually; throw them away or give them away in the middle of the journey. This is very irresponsible. How to do it!
