actully, i taught 2 of my bunnys to sit. i'vealso taught 2 of them to come to me when i call them. it's very timeconsuming to teach them to sit but if you have the time, it's prettyfun to see the progress. of course, this doesn't work for all bunnies,i still have one who refuses to listen.
the first step is to be able to let your bunny run around freelywithout any sort of distraction. if the bunny already likes to come toyou then this makes it much easier. otherwise, you'll have to bepatient and wait for your bunny to be curious enough to come to you onit's own.
the next step is to use food. this might sound harsh but try not tofeed it the day you want to train it. sit the bunny on the ground infront of you while you sit, not kneel. use it's favorite treat (minelike sunflower feeds and bananas) to lure it. when it starts nibbling,take it away and push it's bottom to the ground. when it's in a sittingposition, bring the food to it. if you do it too slowly, you're bunnywill get up and move to the food. if you do it too fast, you'll scareit and it'll run. try to keep the food in it's eye sight so it knowsyou didn't take it away. if you press it's bottom to the ground andbring the food to it, it remembers to stay seated and you'll reward it.it takes a lot of training and a lot of time but it works.
right now 2 of my 3 bunnies follow it. when they're hungry, they comeand stand against my leg and when i look to them, they sit down or situnder my chair. when i head to get them some food or treats, they runto me and sit down in front of me. it's really cute to see
