The Pets World

Everyone would have been bewildered to see the silence of the rabbit, but we all missing the interesting part that is each and every rabbit communicate with the environment and its fellow counterpart by a special way of communication. The rabbit has indeed been voicing its feelings all along, but it just takes a well-trained person to be able to decipher what a rabbit is saying. If you wanted you decipher the coding of your rabbit then you have to continue reading this article.

Thumping

What is thumping? This is a way of extreme high pitch screaming which sends signal which indicates that the rabbit is feeling uncomfortable in a particular situation. Due to this they start hitting the ground to warn others around them. The rabbits can behave this way for a few minutes to even hours, if your pet behaves like this the best thing to do in a situation like this would be to leave the pet alone till it gets calm.

Teeth grinding

Rabbit resembles one way or another like Homo sapiens; rabbit grind the teeth for same reasons like human being do. Many of them do this if they are in pain or even if they are feeling uncomfortable. However too much of grinding of teeth could cause some teeth problems. Although this problem should be taken seriously and your pet should be taken to a veterinarian immediately.

Grunts

Rabbits grunts to grab the attention and it is low and quiet, and could also sound almost like a humming noise. More often than not your rabbit is begging for a treat, or perhaps they are a male rabbit exhibiting courtship behaviors with you.

Leap of joy

A rabbit often blinks to express the joy of their feelings. This is one of the most amusing behaviors to observe, as the rabbit will seemingly out of nowhere leap into the air, kicking its back legs out behind it, while simultaneously twisting its body in some contorted manner.

Big flop

This is expressing the similar feeling like that of leap of joy that the rabbit is more comfortable with its environment and it has no problems with its surroundings. Often seeming spur of the moment, the rabbit will be standing there one moment and then just throw itself on the ground, flipping itself onto its side or back.