A rabbit standing on tiptoe does not necessarily mean it recognizes its owner. The rabbit's tiptoeing action is similar to stretching, and is generally stretching its muscles and bones. Of course, when a rabbit wants to eat, it will also stand on tiptoes to ask for food from its owner. When a rabbit recognizes its owner, it will also stand on tiptoes to pay attention to the owner, attract the owner's attention, or ask for something from the owner.

Performance of rabbits recognizing their master

1. When rabbits trust you and recognize you as their master, they will use their noses to ask you for your scent, and then they will Take the initiative to approach you and seek the owner's touch.

2. When they feel hungry, they will actively ask for food from their owners, and when their owners touch them, they will not resist, but will enjoy it very much.

3. When the owner plays with the rabbit, they will become lively and very excited.