Can A Rabbit Be Picked Up By Its Ears?

There is a proper way to hold the rabbit which involves approaching the animal from behind or the side and then catching it gently while putting a hand on the under-belly to support the weight, lifting it and then bringing it close to the chest while not removing the under belly hand which makes the animal feel secure.

If the picking technique is incorrect or painful to the animal, it will struggle violently to set itself free. This will not only harm the animal but will also give scratches to the person holding it. It is in extremely rare occasions that a rabbit will bite. Do not make a timid animal ferocious by cruelty.

A rabbit should never be picked by its ears as it is uncomfortable as well as painful for the animal. The animal may squeal and writhe with pain which could result in it developing distrust for the owner. Rabbits are intelligent; they are friendly only when handled gently.

NO.It hurts a rabbit very much if you pick him up by the ears. The creature will kick in pain untill his ears rip, and then he would have a bad injury. The right way to hold these little creatures is to put one hand under its chest and the other over the middle of its back and pick it up like that. Always hold your rabbit firmly but also gently.

No way! That will hurt it! The rabbit should be hold up by putting one hane around its body and the other below its bottom.

No a rabbit is NOT to be picked up by the ears. Would any human like to be picked up by their ears...I don't think so.

Yes they have no nerve senses in there ear and they don't feel pain. They might kick a little as we would if we were in the air

No it sould not because it hurts the poor little animal and also it mean to pull anythings ear