Do Rabbits Know Their Names?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 พ.ค. 2024
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One of my rabbits 100% knows her name and is just choosing to ignore it. She gives me a side eye then just carries on. The other... I love her but she's not the smart one in their duo 😂
My rabbit responds to the words "dinner" and "salad" better than she does her name xD
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My bun, Hairy Styles knows his name when he’s getting into mischief and I catch him! 😂
My bunnies come when I call their name. They come up running to me :)
I would say yes - my 2 buns come when called about 90% of time
My rabbit thinks his name is Hey Bunny! Lol when I say that he comes running.
My rabbit Paul-Anka will come running like a bullet from the other room when I call his name😂 It's so cute!
My Chippie responds to his name even from another room and when called by other of my family memebers. We keep consistent in calling him (with treats in the beginning) everyday. Now even without treats he comes as well. When we haven't had the treat ready, he just seats there and waits. If it takes longer, he would nudge our feet like asking: 'excuse me, you called me here!' He also responds to other words like 'come here' and 'no'. So, keep trying! Buns understand you!
Yes my bunny knows his name every time I call he comes running thank you for your videos!!!
Pebbles knows her name, but she only comes if she feels like it. She always looks at me when I call her, but if I don't have a treat, she usually chooses to stay put.
I feel that my boys know their name, because I will be sitting out of view and call their name and they will come running out... Although I usually do have some sort if snack for them lol❤
When I trained my bunny(Herbie) I taught her verbal commands and physical commands with my hands. She pick up quickly,and that was one of our bonding times together.🐰🐇
As soon as I finished watching this video, I decided to try for myself.
I opened a bag of his favorite treats and he didn't come out of his hiding place. I hid behind his hiding place and called him, he came immediately. Surprised me . 🤣
My bunny is extremely "skittish" she thinks she is feral but she is such a diva!!😅 She DEFINITELY knows her name especially when she has done some mischievous like throwing out ALL her bedding😂🤣♥️🐇🐰
We can let my little dude outside to eat the grass and when I want him back in I just tell him Dash c’mon and he runs to the door and comes inside.
My rabbits know their names! When I call the name of one of them that is the one that comes to me and then I call the other one and that one comes. They are of course not as responsive as dogs, and will only come when they feel safe. I just practised it by calling their name and giving them a treat when they were young.
My bunny will move his ears when I say his name and if I say it again he’ll come running cause I thinks I have something to offer…but when I don’t pet him or give him a treat he leaves!😂 though when I do say dinner or breakfast he’ll come cause he knows I will have his veggies! Love ur vids!❤️
My bunny Olive has low vision so she responds to vocal/sound cues and knows her name.
Both of my rabbits 🐇 🐰know their names and comes to me when I call their names. No treats needed. 😊
Oh yes our bunny definitely knew his name but he never responds.
The only reason I know he knows, is because one time I gave him a blueberry and he was smitten with me for an hour.
He would come when called and would do zoomies in my room.
And yes he comes when he hears his name specifically since any other word doesn’t work.
He went back to normal after an hour when I didn’t give him more blueberries. (He has a really weak stomach so if he gets too many veggies it… won’t end well. Especially since he’s a white bunny)
My bunny comes when I call her Roger. Only we found out she was a female, then it was too late. to change her name again. 🐰
I just learned about Pavlov’s theory in my phycology class. This is called classical condition. Bunnies are very very smart. Cinnabun will definitely learn to come when her name is called in no time 👍🏾 behavior is learned over time so she just needs a little more time :))
Actually, I have read that rabbits actually become more amenable to learning tricks and stuff as they get older, contrary to dogs. That's sorta been my experience too. None of my 3 rabbits have been super obedient or cuddly at young ages. My oldest one who would be 12 if he was still with us, he started to become a lot more cuddly and obedient around 4-5. I think the explanation was that young rabbits tend to be very ADHD and are impatient and not eager to learn. When they reach middle age they tend to chill out and become a bit more agreeable.
My bunny Merf knows his name. 🤣 Cinnabon is so cute.
Love Cinnabun Sundays . Hector and Winnie totally know their names even if they cant see me they come and find me ...its the cutest 🐇🐇
My bunnies know their names. When I say their names they either look at me or will come running. Bunnies are so smart and are the best. I love your channel and Cinnabun is so adorable 😍🥰❤️
Oh, great! thanks! You have fully confirmed my assumptions. I thought it was because minilopes are often a little deaf.
My rabbits respond perfectly to gestures. For example, they are well trained to run up when I slap my shin with my palm or make a beckoning movement with my hand. But they completely ignore and do not differentiate voice commands. I also assumed that this was due to the fact that they communicate with each other only with body language.
When i call a rabbit in the same room with him, it seems that he is running to a voice command. But experiments with another room show that the voice command does not work.
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Took me about 2 months for my baby to respond to her name. I firstly got her to respond to me tapping on the floor and then calling her name. I later started clicker training and calling her name. She evetually started to catch on her name because I always rewarded her with a treat whenever she came to me. I also did it at different distances and stuff too. Its so rewarding when you reach a point where they able to respond just by calling their name :D
I think rabbits know their names especially if you say it a lot, but I think they just don't care that much about coming to us...unless there is a treat involved!! Thanks for the video. 🥰
My bun knows his name!!! He usually responds when I say it 2-3 times tho, at the 1st time he just kinda stares at me wondering what I want 😂😂 I can call him wherever I am/however im standing/sitting 😊
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I kinda started doing the same with Maisy. If I say, Maisy nummies, she will come running. Now, Maisy is also only 7 months old, so she's still a baby which might be working in my favor. Either way my bun is crazy smart so only time will tell if she truly knows her name but we're having fun and bonding more and more each day so that in itself makes me a very happy bun mom. Sending love and pets to Cinnabun. ❤
So I bred show and pet rabbits for almost 16 years and kept over 24 of them for myself as pets. Needless to say I had a very large pool of bunnies to learn from and test for intelligence. Out of the 24, 16 of them definitely knew their names. In fact, I could call them one by one even from around a corner and I never had treats (tho I think treats are a cool way to train them). Rabbits actually do communicate through sounds to each other, but as humans, we often can't hear the noises (kinda like high chirps of a bat), but other bunnies can hear them. When I was under the age of 17, I could hear all their noises. It may be because I had so many, and most all of them got along and interacted with each other that mine were more vocal, but they were very vocal, just you'd need a microphone to hear it. Haha. Rabbits also purr with their teeth chattering when they are happy. As for Rabbits training like a dog, out of my 24 Rabbits 18 of them were average rabbit intelligence, 2 were beyond unsmart (to put it kindly) and 4 of them were smarter than my current working breed ranch dogs! The smartest were 2 mini lops and 2 lionheads. My lion head Thorton was able to run agility courses jumping up to 3 feet, though he be but 6 inches himself. He loved it! I competed and won competitions with him. 40 jumps in 40 seconds. I also did agility with my dog and honestly I went to more competitions with the rabbit (at rabbit agility shows) than my dog because the rabbit was obsessed over agility as where my dog just did it when I told her too. If I left the obstacles outside unattended, he would run himself through the course (and in order) without anyone leading him. In fact, if he knocked a jump down, he would attempt to put the pole back up (he never could manage to get it back up, but he tried). He won many ribbons and never got distracted at noisy crowded shows. He was my favorite lion head. My favorite mini lop was very intelligent, and knew many tricks, including turning my books page, when I verbally told him I was done with the page. I had that mini lop for all 16 years I had the Rabbits. He lived really long. Perhaps because I was a child, when I got him and expected him to be smart, it made him that way. Whoo knows. But he stayed that smart even once i was an adult, so it stuck. I would walk him daily without a leash, he would come, heel, and lay down when I talked to neighbors. He was awesome!!! All this to say, I loved all my bunnies, but some had intelligence far beyond others. Also, I found all my male rabbits were more outgoing like a dog where the females wanted to stay home with the exception of one female who would like to go with me to children's classrooms. She just loved being pet. Your bunny is so cute! I think she is smart enough to learn her name. However, I did find (kinda like puppies) if they aren't taught their name when babies it is much harder to retrain them as adults. It's clear Cinnabun, and you already have a great connection and since you have an established way of communicating, she doesn't see a need to learn a new way. I trained one rabbit to all hand gestures because he was deaf and another to voice because he was blind, and so one. Rabbits are very adaptable and social. I really enjoyed your video! Oh, and when my mini lop got old he had a stroke and lost movement in his back legs. The vet said he had no pain and just would need extra care. So I built him a wheel chair and he learned to walk around instead of hop. He would do burnouts with the wheelchair and it was so fun to see how happy he was. I was able to do that because when he wasn't in his chair and was in his cage his adult son rabbit would take care of him. (Dispite what some books say, male rabbits can get along). His son would push the water to him, bring him hat hourly and clean him and help him get around. It was turly amazing because when this son was born the mother rabbits rejected him and my dog and the father rabbit raised him. The return of camapassion and love was something nature documentaries would never show you. It was so neat. 😊 I wrote this really long message to encourage you if you want to keep trying to teach her her name.
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Amazing analysis! Our buns do respond to our calling their names, but I am not convinced that they know their names. They appear to respond to situational queues, like they know that they need to get into their carrier before being fed in the evening to transport them from our garden
Good experiment! I think it's possible yes, but also may depend on the rabbit. I have 2 bonded house buns, Banksy and Buttercup. I used the same approach with both of them, but with elevated pitch/ faster pace in my voice, followed by a kissy sound. Did this with both buns about 3 years ago to train.... But only Buttercup learned her name and comes when called. Banksy couldn't be bothered, lol! I still keep trying though... 😅
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One of my bunnies definitely knows his name, and when I say, "banana," he goes BUCK-EYED CRAZY!!😂😂😂
My buns know their names, they just don't respect me enough to come running 😅
I know they know words and phrases... I always say "who wants ______" depending on what food I'm giving them. So now they get all excited if I say "snacks" "banana" "carrots" "lettuce" "pellets" "apple chips" ...that kind of thing. They're a little skiddish with being touched, so I always say "can I pat you" or "who wants pats" and they'll usually bow their head so I can rub their noses. They definitely know their names because they'll look at me when I call them, but they just don't care unless it's followed by food
Thank you for this adorable video 💖 Just what I needed! A cute video of Cinnabun makes me feel a bit better 💖
Love your videos, we have learnt so much from your channel for our two house bunnies. x🐇🐇
Cinnabon is so cute I have been watching you guys since your first video it’s weird to say but I am addicted to you and Cinnabon
Yeah, my boy Jin is 2, he doesn't know his name. But my girl Momo who was 4 when she passed knew her name. But Jin does respond to body language, if I sit on the floor with one leg folded up he knows that pose is treat pose. If I lie on my back on the floor he runs up to me to give my head and hair a grooming. It's very cute.
I don't know if they know their names, but my buns know when I call them 😂 I can be in one room and call them and they come running. The sound of the treat bag helps. They do come lol
Since we got our buns, we have always used their names. I can call and they follow me. (Sometimes they need convincing, but they follow.
Absolutely you can. :) I taught my guys and the fosters I've had in the past to respond to their names. It was always paired with treats at first, but after a couple of weeks as part of their routine, then I'd start calling them (and treating) randomly through the day before removing the treats but giving them a pat. I also clicker trained them by snapping my fingers in case anyone else (Friend or house sitter) needed to call or find them quickly.
My 1 year old lionhead knows her name (Betty) ❤ Cinnabun will soon pick it up if you continue 😊 She's so cute 😍
I have a lionhead named Tenny!
@user-ox8zw6uz7k awe lovely 🥰🥰 Can I ask if your lionhead is really bad for chewing? We've bunny proofed the best we can but she's relentless and I was told lionheads are the worse breed for chewing haha
I have two lionheads dobby and darcy they know their names they are 6 years old
@@kerry-annhoulbrook4233 awe lovely, we are thinking of getting ours a little friend when she's been spayed. Are they easy bond?
My bunny Blossom🌸 knows her name and it’s so cute to see her running to me after I call her name! (she’s almost 7)🥰 Of course sometimes she looks at me and then decides to ignore me 🤭 but I really believe she knows I am calling her or talking about her! Best of luck with Cinnabun💖 I know she’ll learn to recognize it! 😌
My little thumper knows her name and so does Sami and Lenny she had 2 kids we are all family
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I love your videos cinnabun
Very helpful. I hadn’t thought about how buns are non verbal thus words don’t sync. Although my Sadie communicates by grunts a lot! BTW your hair looks really cute that way.
My rabbit thinks his name is "Baby" because that's all i call him. My sister can't get him to respond to his legal name :P
Hope you succeed with the Pavlov training ❤ I will try the same with my 6 month bunny!!
I've taught my rabbit to come when I say tut tut tut (because his name is too long) ❤
Cinnabun is an adorable 🐰 bunny! Yes, bunnies 🐰 can respond to their name without treats! I always use a Hoppy voice, when I sa the bunny's name! They do sespond to your tone of voice! It's so cute to see Cinnabun in the video 📹 a lot more, today! Have a great Sunday, Cinnabun! Bunnies 🐰 RULE!
I think my bunny muffin knows her name 😊 love your brown vest in one of the clips. Where is it from ?
Mine knows her name but responds more when I say her name and tisk tisk (light kiss of teeth) and she comes running
If guinea pigs can learn command buttons. rabbits can learn their name lol I believe rabbits are very smart
I’m a new bunnie parent
I have 2 double mane lionheads. I want them free roaming but they are eating my furniture how do I prevent that.
They have toys and even a wooden crate hideout that they chew on also.
so true if I sit at my normal spot at PC at nights when gaming where i also have a treat jar and say their namns one of my bunny s respond at lissening but she rects on both hers and her sisters names like Ooh it means treats XD. My previus one respended sometimes but as you say body langueish and tones of youre voice help them the best. /stay hoppy
I think I have Cinnabun's twin My Hermione looks so much like her
it could also be a consideration that your pumpkinpie doesnt respond to audio because of the floppy ears, which are bred that way and actually painful to have. If you care for your pumpkinpie and her situation you can google "Floppy eared rabbits are likely to be in pain and possibly even deaf"
Is chewing carpets base boards and couch legs unheatly for a bunny? Be cause if it doesnt harm the bunny im fine with my couches getting destroyed
I don't think it'd work with my buns tbh, because even though they have their official names, I come up with a different nickname every now and then 😂
I am a student i have school for 6 hour's i have a bunny in the month of March i can be with my bunny or when its Saturday i do have a lot of family that can take care pf her but they don't know a thing about bunnys what do i do?
I just got my bunny she’s six weeks old and the pet shop I got her from said to give her lettuce only twice a week is that true
My rabbit just won’t hop up to me won’t except treats from me I’ve had her for a year and few months what do I do?
My bunny is very inpatient when I give him pellets so how do I get him to calm down? (Btw my buns name is Augie)
I had cats as a child and I always though my bun was sort of cat-like in that he probably does know his name but that he doesn't care if you call him by his name. Interesting video, I might try this out some time.
Cinnabun's expression when you called her name but had no treat, the betrayal!!!
My rabbit started eating so less than before what does that mean
Some rabbits knows where names
She probably doesn't know cinnabun because you call her muffin or boopie bop
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All my Rabbits knew their names and it didn't take long or had to give them treats. Maybe Cinnabun is way too long and she doesn't like it. I hope your NOT using this as a training video because it's wrong!
I got my bunny when he was 1 year old. His previous name was Oreo but we have a cat name Oreo lol so I changed it to Charlie and I always talk to him and calling him Charlie and he listens and looks at me when I call him. He also comes to me when I say his name as well. I am very lucky to have a very smart bunny ❤
I just want to say thank you so much for making these amazing videos! You’ve helped me so much and made my bunny experience so much easier! Matcha, Chowder, and I send all our love and wishes for success! 🤍🤎🤍🤎
I always figure he knows it, he's just not feelin' it. 😂 Like, he probably figures something is coming up that he's not too excited about. 🫣😶🌫️
This was helpful though. I never would've tied together being a prey animal, focused on nonverbals as a reason for not recognizing verbal cues.