Hi i was asked to start this about bunny jumping .. your bunny will either love it or hate it !

My bunny Opal loves it but it took alot of hard work to get to where he is now .. the way i trained Opal is kinda wierd and i dont think alot of bunnies would take to it.

Basicly we started off doing tiny jumps about 5cms high so he could build confidence and i would figure out if he liked to do it or no and he decided he loved it!

We were slowly going higher getting a treat every time he jumped.

Next came jumps in a row .. it started off as 2 jumps in a row and then we got bigger and added more jumps.

Then after he jumped them i would click my fingers and he would come over to get his treat .. im still working on jumping without treats!

Its fun but its sort of a hobby rather than anything serious because there arnt any places near where i live to take it seriously

Anyone else wanna know more or have trained there bunny to do this ??

(also ive trained other tricks .. opal just picks up things so quickly)

Sounds like fun. I guess I don't have the knack for that type training.  Cotton is scared of the clicker. HE thinks I am teasing him when I hold a food up for him to stand and take it. Ruby I have only introduced her to clicker once. I have to be consistent and I haven't been.  I have been on youtube and google  and saw some agility jumping looks neat.

DItto the impressed!! Good job!!

I was working on training Kokanee then she got too sick and I didn't want to give her treats; I think Ruperts going to be amazing he's bright, but Kahlua will definitely be difficult-she's not the sharpest knife in the drawer...Chuck is not getting trained, he's retired

Furbaby, try withholding treats...spoiled bunnies don't perform so well Make the only treats -training treats. You can get a lot of info on training online for free.
It's similar to training a dog if you've ever done that, but sessions need to be shorter for shorter attention spans-AND only a couple treats because of their tummies Once you start you can feed leaves of oregano for training too!!

yes, definitely want to know more, so keep us updated.

Here are some examples of what I have seen on YouTube.  Really neat to see, and it seems as if the bunnies are enjoying it.  Plus great exercise if a bunny is into it.