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Silver Fox Rabbit 101: Part 2

Part 1:    • Silver Fox Rabbit 101  Part 1   ==================================== Aside from our previous videos, there is still some information you need to know about Silver Fox Rabbits. Behavior. Silver Fox Rabbits are exactly multiple-purpose breeds, nurtured for fur and meat. They are understood to be laid-back and compassionate in nature. Despite being mainly maximized for fur and meat, these creatures are also great pets for singles, couples, seniors, or families with kids who are searching for their first pet. Diet. Similar to other breeds of rabbits, Silver Fox Rabbits need a diet that is composed of hay that is at least 70 percent. The remaining 30 percent should be composed of a nutritive proportion of pellets, vegetables, fruits, and leafy greens. Just be cautious with the kind of leafy greens you are feeding to your pet because some of them have no nutrients or vitamins. Iceberg lettuce is not a nutritious option. Distinctively, it has laudanum, which may be catastrophic in great quantities. Also, you should be cautious about the kind of vegetables you serve your pet because some vegetables, such as potatoes, cabbage, and beans, can be detrimental. Other fruits may also have excessive sugar. Toys. When discussing toys, every rabbit is unique and may take pleasure from something as basic as a ball or cardboard box to play with while others prefer a more intellectually exciting toy like those that are bought from pet stores. It all depends on the owner to look for a toy which their rabbit can enjoy the most. POWER, INTELLIGENCE, AND TRAINABILITY: This rabbit can be trained to respond to its name and come for food. Rabbits are prey animals and will act on instinct when faced with danger. They are not the most intelligent animal, but they have strong instincts and good eyesight and hearing. SOCIALIZATION. It is important to socialize this rabbit as a young kitten and get it used to be handled early if it is to be kept as a family pet or even used as a show rabbit. Early touch and stroking will make the rabbit less nervous and more biddable. This rabbit will be friendly and calm with those it knows and may even respond to its name and come when called for food. Crate. Buy a rabbit hutch or cage and get your rabbit used to going into it. This will become its nest and it will sleep there and just hang out in there to relax. You will have to lock the hutch in the early days so it knows it is supposed to live and sleep there and it will be a useful experience should you ever need to transport your pet. This rabbit is suited to outdoor or indoor living, with a suitable hutch for each. If mainly living outdoors but care must be taken to raise the hutch off the ground and make sure it is secure to protect it from possible predators. Potty training. This rabbit is moderately easy to potty train. You will need to start early and take the rabbit and its droppings back to the cage or hutch each time and put the droppings on the litter shavings each time so it will recognize the place to go by odor and habit. A Rabbit may produce slightly softer-type stools overnight and it will then eat them in the morning to help with its digestion. This is not pleasant to watch but it is perfectly normal. Any hutch or cage should be cleaned out at least once a week, with litter shavings and hay replaced regularly and fresh food and fresh water provided daily. Sources: https://herebunny.com/care/silver-fox, https://animalcorner.org/rabbit-breed... ============== Copyright Disclaimer: We respect the copyright interests of the individual owners in the video and don't claim to own the original clips. However, under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. The recent amendments to the Copyright Act of 1976 pertain to music. "Fair use" remains in force for film and video.