When a rabbit is sad, it will stare, stamp its feet, snort, have a loss of appetite, be listless, and will not want to pay attention to people.

Although rabbits wag their tails when they meet people close to them, they will also wag their tails in a wider arc when they are in a bad mood.

In addition, the rabbit will also explode its fur. When its fur explodes, you need to stay away. The rabbit at this time is very aggressive.

Methods to soothe a rabbit when it is sad:

1. Feed some food that the rabbit likes and communicate with it;

2. Gently stroke the rabbit's back and other places to express closeness and comfort;

3. Never yell at the rabbit loudly to avoid aggravating their sadness.