Rabbit Chase

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If you would (unrealistically) assume that all workers always have a constant speed, then the wasted capacity would be any capacity faster than the slowest worker. Automatic ejection has another advantage. If the worker carries the part to the next station, he can put it in the (empty) station right away. If he has to unload the part first, then it is either a two hand operation or he has to put the first part down. In any case it is more cumbersome. Manual Unloading This may become a physical confrontation when a submissive rabbit refuses to play along, though. If a dominant rabbit presents for grooming, they expect to receive it post-haste. If the submissive rabbit refuses, expect the dominant rabbit to be deeply offended.

In addition to space, your rabbit’s home should have plenty of stimulation. Rabbits get bored very easily. This could lead to depression – or, if they are sharing their home, frustration, and aggression. two litter brothers or two litter sisters – although there is no risk of pregnancy, it’s important to still neuter as hormones will cause them to fight as they get olderOnce your rabbits are calm enough, you can place them next to each other, side by side. Try to pet both of them and let them get used to being next to each other with you in front of them. Both rabbits should trust you so it will make it easier for them to stay calm if you are petting them.

As for how many workers you want to add, it depends on the length of the line (or more precisely on the duration it takes for a worker to make a circle) and how much waiting time you are willing to accept. The exact relation is hard to determine. Theoretical Model – Fixed Speed With patience and consistency on your part, unwanted behaviors like chasing can be eliminated while still allowing for healthy exploration and playtime for both of you! Signs that Your Rabbit is Chasing You When both rabbits' behaviour suggests they're happy with each other, you can now move on to the next stage. This usually takes a few days to a week (sometimes longer), depending on how much progress the rabbits have made and how much time you have. 3. Bonding sessions a compatible group – it's possible to keep more than two rabbits together, but unless the rabbits are related and neutered early, bonding can be more problematic, so it's often best left to the more experienced rabbit owner A minor version of chasing is circling. This sees one rabbit wandering in circles around another. This is a dominant rabbit claiming the territory. This rabbit is saying, “I decide where you can go.”

During sessions one or both rabbits may carry mount the other as they establish their social structure together. Although normal, mounting can sometimes trigger a minor squabble or a more serious fight, so keep an eye on how things progress. You'll need to be ready to intervene if this happens. Nevertheless, it is also possible to have a manual unloading of the part, although technically it is then no longer a Chaku Chaku line. Yet the Chaku Chaku line may include some manual unloading processes too. Overall, the automatic unloading is often cheaper than the time the worker needs for manual unloading. On the downside, however, the worker may have to unload while holding the next part in the other hand, which can make a cumbersome operation.