Signs of a rabbit liking its owner:

1. Accepting touch: When the owner reaches out and wants to pet the rabbit, a rabbit that likes the owner will not run away immediately. It will even enjoy the feeling of being touched by the owner. .

2. Chewing clothes: If you find that your rabbit often chews your clothes or blankets, it means that it likes you very much, because these things have your scent on them.

3. Jump on the bed: When you sleep on the bed, the rabbit will run in circles around the bed. If the bed is not high, the rabbit will even jump up to lick the owner or play next to the owner.

4. Circle around you: Rabbits will circle around your legs or weave between their legs when they like their owners.

5. Arrange items: For an owner who likes it, rabbits will have a natural tendency to move the owner's items and help the owner rearrange the space.

6. Become jealous: Once a rabbit likes its owner, it will become jealous. If a cat or dog suddenly comes to the house, the rabbit may fight with it.

7. Snuggle up to the owner: After a long separation, when the rabbit sees the owner, he will immediately approach the owner and want to snuggle up to the owner.

8. Gluttonous and delicious: Whenever the owner eats, the rabbit can't help but come closer and want the food in the owner's hand.

9. Jumping: When a rabbit expresses that it likes its owner, it may jump in place, or jump and swing its head to look at the owner.

10. Tail wagging: A rabbit that likes its owner will sometimes wag its tail in front of the owner.

11. Snorting sound: The rabbit may make a slight snorting sound when it likes its owner, but if your actions make the rabbit feel threatened, it may also make a snorting sound. If you don’t stop that action, it may Will be bitten.

12. Gently grinding teeth: The rabbit half-closes its eyes and gently grinds its teeth. This is a sign that the rabbit is happy and satisfied, and it also means that it likes its owner.