Hop To It: A Guide to Training Your Pet Rabbit (Pet Series: Training)

By Samantha Hunter

Book Overview

The ultimate guide to rabbit ownership and training

Soft, adorable, and friendly, rabbits make terrific household pets. But have you ever wanted to understand your furry friend better? This helpful bunny book guides readers through everything they need to know about their beloved pets, like:

Recognizing "bunny language"Bunny proofing a homeTraining a rabbit to live in a house or apartmentTips on diet, health, and general careAnd more

Including more than 60 full-color photos, this pet book is a must-have for animal lovers. Make your rabbit feel like a part of the family

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0812045513
• ISBN13: 9780812045512
• Release Date: February 1991
• Publisher: Sourcebooks
• Length: 80 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.4" x 7.8"

Customer Reviews

HOP TO IT: A GUIDE TO TRAINING YOUR PET RABBIT

I FOUND THIS BOOK INFORMATIVE AND CHARMING. I NEVER THOUGHT OF A RABBIT AS A HOUSE PET BUT AFTER READING THIS BOOK MY FAMILY PURCHASED SEVERAL RABBITS AND ARE THOROUGHLY ENJOYING THEM. THE INFORMATION CONTAINED ALLOWS YOU TO CONFIDENTLY BUY AND TRAIN THE RABBIT AS A HOUSE COMPANION.

A Wonderful, Personal Book

This book is wonderful, not only is it personal in its writing, but it is informative as well. The author describes the personal relationship between herself and her pet rabbit, Woodstock, through the eyes of a rabbit enthusiast. She also presents her ingenious ways of solving common bunny problems, training rabbits, and health tips.

Wonderful Book For All Rabbit Owners

I think that this book is a wonderful reference for anyone in contact with rabbits. Regardless of the fact that the author has only 1 rabbit, the book offers great tips on rabbit handling. I do not under any circumstances believe that the author is misleading. If you own a rabbit but not this book, I suggest a purchase!

Very best book at how to train your pet rabbit.

This book gave much needed information to pet owners on how to train and care for your rabbit. It seemed to give the information in an easy manner and was parallel to what my vet recomends for my rabbit.