Your rabbit is a fragile animal and is easily scared. Your voice or the screams of your children might be interpreted as a danger by the animal. Rapid movements are often mistaken for a predator's attack.  Never scream at the rabbit. It will be terrified and may mistrust you in the future. Some rabbits liked to be carried, others hate it. If you can't make your animal relaxed in your arms, leave him/her alone. If it's essential to pick the rabbit up, such as to remove it from harm, then hold the rabbit in a towel to avoid getting your arms scratched and to help the rabbit feel safe. Rabbits are easily overwhelmed if there are too many people in the same room. Avoid loud music and flashing lights. Your rabbit needs peace and quiet. On the other hand, if your rabbit is scared, play some calming classical music. This will help them to calm down and feel more at rest. Gently hold your rabbit and pet it. Stroke the rabbit's head on the top, near the base of its ears. Keep your fingers at the top of the rabbit's head so it cannot nip you. Speak to the rabbit soothingly and kindly.  Try to establish a regular routine of petting and talking to your rabbit. Remember that some rabbits dislike being stroked on the nose, belly or underneath their chin. Covering the rabbit's eyes can help reduce fear. While stroking the rabbit, gently cover its eyes with your hands. However, some rabbits don't like this. If your rabbit doesn't quiet down after a few minutes, slowly remove your hand. If your rabbit is scared from loud noises around you, cover your rabbit's ears with your hand while stroking him/her or covering his/her eyes. If your rabbit is nervous, give it its favourite toy and play hard. Agitation can be a sign of boredom or lack of intellectual stimulation.  Give a piece of rabbit wood bought at the pet shop. Your animal will be very tempted to chew it and it's excellent for its teeth. If the rabbit doesn't show any interest for the game, stop after a few minutes and look for what's stressing it. Bunnies can rarely resist a piece of fruit or a slice of carrot. If your rabbit is scared, give him/her their favorite food to calm them. Don't do it too often to avoid obesity.  Put a small piece of fruit on your hand and approach your rabbit gently. The rabbit will slowly understand that humans can be trusted. Never offer them sweets or bread. Avoid tomato leaves and potatoes. They are highly toxic for rabbits. If there is no apparent danger and you have tried everything to quiet your rabbit down, take him/her to a professional for help. Your rabbit might be ill and would benefit from a check-up.  Ask your veterinarian to make a visit to your house. There is no need to add more stress to your rabbit with a car ride. Don't medicate your rabbit without having consulted a specialist. You might kill your animal. If you have more than one pet, quarantine the agitated rabbit to avoid contagion. Wash your hands and take care of your personal hygiene. If you haven't been vaccinated against rabies and have been bitten by your rabbit, immediately go to the hospital.  Also wash your hands before handling the rabbit to get rid of the smell of cats, dogs, or other animals you have touched which predate on rabbits.
قم بتكييف سلوكك. وفر له الاطمئنان عن طريق التلامس الجسدي. قم بترفيه الأرنب. قم بتقديم مكافأة للأرنب. قم بزيارة الطبيب البيطري.