Lisa Jones
#7 Poorly trained animals.
There is no way to compare with cats and dogs - rabbits have intelligence of almost 0. There’s no question of teaching them their names.
#8 Rabbits need to pay a lot of time and attention.
If you buy a rabbit for a child, then be prepared that he will play enough with the animal and all responsibility will soon be on you.
#9 They need a spacious aviary.
The rabbit is very crowded in the cage and needs space to run, jump, play. At a minimum, you need to release them once a day for 2 hours.
#10 Without an aviary, the rabbit will nibble everything: wallpaper, furniture, baseboards, doors, walls, wires.
It is impossible to wean from this - because it is instinct. By the way, a rabbit cannot be punished - they remember even the slightest aggression for life, and then they are afraid.
#11 It’s not always possible to really teach rabbits to the tray.
#12 Rabbits mark their territory.
