Why Does My Rabbit...?
Published on 20. April 2000
Book
Paperback/Softback
208 pages
978-0-285-63550-0 (ISBN)
Description
Rabbits are now the third most popular pet in Britain but few owners understand their behavioural problems. Many of the problems that rabbits demonstrate can be avoided if their living conditions are adapted to follow their natural instincts and Anne McBride explains how to do this. She describes how rabbits live and breed in the wild, and the instincts your pet rabbit has inherited, which makes it act as it does. With a range of problems, arranged alphabetically for easy-to-use accessibility, this book covers all types of rabbits, from hutch to house rabbits, and fully covers the specific problems that can affect them.
Reviews / Votes
'a comprehensive and practical book for rabbit owners that answers all the questions you' ve ever had about rabbits! The author, Anne McBride, has a wealth of experience on this subject and writes creatively to produce this invaluable guide. The main section of the book has been arranged in an A-Z format which covers many areas of rabbit behaviour and conditions, and also includes relevant questions and answers. This layout makes the information clearly accessible and provides real life examples. Why Does My Rabbit...? will leave no questions unanswered and will help to make the relationship between you and your rabbit better than ever before.' Wild About AnimalsMore details
Edition
Main
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Profile Books Ltd
ISBN-13
978-0-285-63550-0 (9780285635500)
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Anne McBride
Why Does My Rabbit...?
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Person
Anne McBride is a senior lecturer at the University of Southampton. Her area of interest is human-animal interactions and animal behaviour. She has done extensive research on rabbits and lives with bunnies in Southampton, England.