Training for Rabbits

Other than litter training, most rabbits can be voice-trained to obey certain commands. With a little patience, you'll find that training will help save your furniture and such from destruction. Don't give up if rabbit does not respond immediately, it takes a few days to weeks. Older rabbits are also much easier to train.

Saying No :-

• Most useful command. Just follow instructions below. Do's and Don'ts
• Do repeat the "NO" command loudly after bunny has misbehaved. Drag bunny away from scene of crime.
• Do place him back in the cage if he returns to destruction immediately.
• Do not hit the rabbit. Apparently, this doesn't work.
• Do always use the same command. Alternating between NO and DON'T will confuse bunny even more.

Other commands :-

• "Mum Mum". To lure bunny to his food. Most of the time, they're so tuned in to food that a rustle of plastic bag containing food will rouse them.
• "Home". To get bunny back into his cage.
• "Back". I use this to shoo Fuz out from rooms that he's not allowed in.
• "Stop". This is good for freezing bunny in his tracks. If it fails, just stamp very hard on the ground, your bunny will freeze as it's a sign of danger.

How To Train & Care For Your Rabbit - Essential Guide for Rabbit Owners: How to Train, Care and Build Trust with your Pet Rabbit in 30 days or less.