Why does a rabbit hate its owner?

Signs of rabbits hating their owners:
1. They are very aggressive towards their owners and do not want to be touched by them. If a rabbit hates its owner, it will resist when the owner touches it and attack the owner with its paws.
2. Urinating and defecation anywhere. If a rabbit hates its owner, it will find ways to cause trouble and cause trouble to the owner. It will urinate and defecate everywhere without caring about the owner's thoughts.
3. Irritated. If a rabbit hates its owner, it will stamp its feet, purr, or even jump up and down in the cage, making the owner uneasy.
4. Picky eaters. If a rabbit hates its owner, it will deliberately embarrass the owner and be picky when the owner feeds it.
5. Stay away from the owner. If a rabbit hates its owner, it will also point its butt at the owner when the owner approaches the cage. If the owner opens the cage, it will quickly run out of the area near the owner.
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