Mikoli
Well-Known Member
Well, I own a 6-7 month old male lop rabbit. He's an outdoor rabbit, but I know him really well and I see him a lot. Well, anyway, when he was only about four months old I trained him to accept a harness, and he'll even listen to some of my signals now. When he was around four and a half months old, one day I was really bored, and I took my rabbit for a walk in my backyard on the harness. There was a bunch of twigs on the ground, and I put my rabbit in front of it to see what he would do. Well, he jumped over it. Anyway, since then I've trained my rabbit to jump a course of jumps I've made. Sort of like how a horse jumps a course of jumps, but in miniture. He's really active and loves running and going nuts, so I taught him to focus his energy on jumping. He'll jump two jumps double his height without taking even one hop in between them. He really loves it. Most people think I'm nuts to teach my rabbit to jump. What do you guys think? 