Bad bunny. =)

[FreezeNkody]

Well Gunner will 12 weeks in a couple of days. And he's def A handful, He's my first Baby. He's due for a neuter soon I can tell my his actions..lol But... I've found that a Buck Grunt call and a foot stomp will stop him in his tracks when he's doing an undesirable action. Anyone one else have any unique ways to discipline your buns?

 

[J.Bosley]

Larger buns are definitely interesting! :whistling

Edgar sure keeps me on my toys! He is SO food motivated, that I really can't leave him alone without him finding some way to get into the food bin... he's an English Lop. Luckily he hasn't shown any bad male behaviors, yet, and I hope to get him fixed soon!

To correct his bad behaviors I just gently push his head down until he calms down, then he gets to be free again! A type of time out I guess, haha.

 

[rabbit maniac]

Mine will not be disciplined!

 

[rabbit maniac]

 

[princessfional]

Definitely the head push down as well for Loki. I also do a short "pssht" so he knows he knows he's in trouble right after he committed the action.

 

[FreezeNkody]

I've never tried the head thing. maybe i'll try that too.

 

[nash's_owner]

Whenever Nash is bad my mom lightly taps his nose and tells him in a stern voice "No Sir" he usually stops whatever he's doing and walks away.

 

[Nancy McClelland]

I will pin them and also do the foot thump and grunt--life is better when they acknowledge that you are the alpha.

 

[zombiesue]

I throw something at them.

Not like at them, like, in that direction, like the wall or something. The noise scares them. Lol I'm a jerk.

 

[existenziell]

I just push their head down and say "No" sternly. I don't know if it ever makes that much of a difference though. I have some pretty strong-willed rabbits.