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Litter Training: Unlike dogs or cats, it is difficult for them to master litter training perfectly, but it is possible to establish a habit of using a fixed spot. Grooming: Giving them a bath causes significant stress and can lead to poor health. Brushing to remove loose fur and regular nail trimming are essential. Chewing Habits: They will chew on electrical cords, wallpaper, and furniture, tearing them to shreds. Since they can get electrocuted, preventative measures are mandatory. Rabbits are animals that are not fond of being held. They are delicate creatures that are extremely sensitive to environmental changes and loud noises, easily falling ill from stress. Rabbits are very poorly suited to Japan's hot and humid environment. Signs of Loneliness or Boredom: They may violently bite the cage wires or doors. They might pluck out their own fur (trichotillomania). They may express frustration by thumping their hind legs (stamping). When they feel lonely, it isn't just a feeling; it becomes intense stress that lowers their immunity and can cause a loss of appetite. Instinct to Hide Illness: As prey animals, rabbits will endure poor health until the very last moment to avoid showing weakness. Consequently, there are cases where it is too late by the time the owner notices.