A great story with some incredibly cute pictures from the Best Friends Animal Society, sent to us by Joan Orr, author of Getting Started: Clicking with Your Rabbit and ClickerExpo faculty member:
Rabbits
Taming Shy or Feral Rabbits with Clicker Training
By BUNS on 06/27/2006Getting Started: Clicking with Your Rabbit
By KPCT on 06/01/2006Why leave your bunny in a cage all day when you could both be having fun together?
Rabbits are smart! Find out how your rabbit can quickly learn to:
- Jump through a hoop and sit in a basket
- Happily get into your lap to be carried and snuggled
- Come when called
- "Gimme five" with a paw
- Use a litter box
- Stop biting and other problem behaviors
Bunnies in Your Easter Basket? Better Get this Book, Too!
By KPCT on 04/05/2006Waltham, MA, April 5, 2006—Just in time for Easter, Karen Pryor Clickertraining has published a new and indispensable guide for bunny owners. Getting Started: Clicking with Your Rabbit by Joan Orr and Teresa Lewin will show you exactly how to bring out the best in your bunny friend.
Training Your Rabbit to Jump on Cue
By Joan Orr on 01/01/2006There are many different ways a bunny can jump. She can jump over a pole, through a hoop, onto a platform, or into a basket. This trick teaches your bunny to jump over a pole, but with some creative baby steps, jumping can easily be generalized to jumping in other situations.