Rabbits can also swim, but because rabbits are very afraid of water, it is not recommended to take rabbits to train swimming skills.

The main reason why rabbits are afraid of water is that water at room temperature is too cold for rabbits. After all, the normal body temperature of rabbits is 39.5 degrees. Jumping into water at room temperature will cause its body temperature to drop sharply, which can easily cause rabbits to suffer from colds. Death from hypothermia.

Rabbits are too timid, and many rabbits may die from stress during flushing and drying, or after taking a bath.

If you want to bathe a rabbit when necessary, you must pay attention to:

1. When bathing a rabbit, you must pay attention to keeping warm. If you bathe the rabbit outdoors, keep it in the sun. Enough, remember to blow dry it in time after taking a bath.

2. For rabbits, the ears are the most functional part. Do not let water get into the ears when bathing, otherwise you will get otitis media and affect the rabbit's hearing and other functions.

3. If it is a young rabbit that is no more than one year old, do not give it a bath. Poor resistance will cause it to have an overreaction.