Training Your Pet Rabbit
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Owners of rabbits must first understand their pet's body language, then create an atmosphere of mutual trust. Rabbits can then be trained to live happily in a house or an apartment without getting into trouble. The author also suggests cage toys that will entertain both the pet and its owner. Tiitles in this series will be much appreciated by owners who don't know how to get started training caged pets, but want to learn. Correct training begins with having the right kind of housing and equipment, then getting all members of the family acquainted with the newly arrived animal. Training Your Pet books feature full-color photos on nearly every page, tips for hassle-free travel with a pet, advice on managing behavior problems, and a selection of games that owners can teach their pets to play.
THE PET RABBITWhere is the family Leporidae found? A food resource Controlling the rabbit Rabbits and hares-similarities and differences Breeding behavior The use of rabbits/hares through the years How rabbits became pets CHOOSING YOUR RABBIT Everyday needs Why train your rabbit? Handling your rabbit Where do you get a rabbit? What sex rabbit should you get? What kind of rabbit should you get? Adult size New breeds Rabbit types CAGING Training your rabbit to use the litter box It's "Free Willy" Indoor and outdoor caging Maintenance shortcuts DIET What about rabbit pellets? What to feed Diets and show rabbits Rabbit digestion-what really happens UNDERSTANDING AND TRAINING YOUR RABBIT The careful rabbit Rabbit sounds and signs Training your rabbit to get along with other rabbits and animals Training your rabbit to be a pet Eliminating bad behaviors GROOMING Why groom your rabbit? Types of grooming Grooming tools Checking for problems Nails YOUR RABBIT'S HEALTH The rabbit's exterior and interior Surgical procedures Other diseases THE BIG, WIDE RABBIT WORLD Showing and breeding your rabbit The Commercial rabbit GLOSSARY USEFUL ADDRESSES AND LITERATURE INDEX
