Dành nhiều thời gian huấn luyện. Sử dụng món ăn thỏ thích nhất. Cho thỏ ổn định vị trí để huấn luyện. Lên kế hoạch. Thưởng cho thỏ ngay sau khi thực hiện hành vi mà bạn muốn khen ngợi. Tiếp tục trao thưởng cho đến khi thỏ phản ứng chính xác gần như mọi lúc. Cân nhắc dùng clicker để huấn luyện thỏ. Cắt giảm từ từ phần thưởng dành cho thỏ. Củng cố quá trình huấn luyện nếu cần thiết.

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For best results plan on initially devoting a little time every day to training your rabbit. Two or three short sessions of 5 to 10 minutes at a time will keep your bunny interested in learning. Since training is based on incentives, you’ll need to find a treat that provides the most positive response. If you don’t know what your rabbit’s favorite treat is experiment a little. You can offer a new food, in small amounts to avoid digestive upset, once a day and watch the rabbit’s response. If they leave it alone, then it won’t work as a treat, but if the bunny munches it right down, you have a winner.  If you’re not sure if a particular food is safe for your rabbit, check with your veterinarian (one that is familiar with rabbits). Do not feed anything but vegetables, greens, or fruit to your bunny. If your rabbit is not used to eating much fruit or fresh greens, go easy on the amounts for a few weeks to avoid causing diarrhea or digestive upset.  Your rabbit may like Blueberries or Kale or Carrot (try shreds of carrot) as a treat. Stage your training in the area and situation where and when you will want the behavior to occur. For example, if you want to teach your rabbit to jump up on your lap when called, first put it near the couch. If you want to train it to go in its crate at night, train it around the appropriate time, and make sure its crate is positioned where it will normally be. Start simple. Carefully plan what you want your rabbit to perform and break that task down into small steps. You will reward the rabbit after completing each new step. Once the rabbit is performing the task with regularity and confidence, give the command a name. If the rabbit sits up as you lift your hand above its head as if sitting up to beg, give the treat right away to reinforce “sit up.” The reward will need to be given within 2-3 seconds of the behavior.  If the rabbit does something else before you give the treat, you are reinforcing the wrong behavior. If you want to teach your rabbit to come when called, start its...