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Common Behaviors Indicators of Health Problems Common Behaviors Rabbits exhibit a wide range of natural behaviors: Digging. Digging is an instinctive behavior for rabbits. In nature, rabbits dig to create safe places in which to hide, sleep, or reproduce underground. Male rabbits also make small feces

Taming and Training Screaming Biting Stress Indicators of Health Problems Birds, Other Pets and Young Children Taming and Training Birds are highly trainable, but you must begin the process from the start of your relationship. No matter how cute and cuddly your new bird may be, you must establish some

Behavioral Issues It is important to know whether your pet is diurnal, crepuscular, or nocturnal so that you can prepare for the time of day when s/he is most active. Careful handling of herptiles is also important. For example, when snakes are familiar, you should slowly reach into the terrarium and

Dogs exhibit a wide array of behaviors -- some natural for them, others frustrating for you. It is important to understand what regular activity is for dogs and give them constructive time and space to act upon them, like digging and chewing. Other behaviors can be problematic to socialization, cleanliness

Natural Behaviors Problem Behaviors Training Natural Behaviors Small animals exhibit a few instinctive behaviors that are part of their genetic makeup. Understanding these will help you effectively manage your pet's care. Nocturnal. Most rodents are nocturnal, which means they are active at nighttime.