Hello Elrohwen!

Thanks for the welcome.  Right now, she has learned what “house” means and is responding to her name.  I started with target training, so she would touch my fingers.  She has learned to go onto her hind legs with a hand cue and sort of knows the verbal “pretty please.”  I’m working on teaching her to spin and hopefully doing bunny agility with her.  She already goes through all the tunnels I’ve made for her.  I’m also working with a lot of click/treat for petting and such, especially since she really isn’t that thrilled about being picked up.  Currently, she absolutely loves to jump in in my lap and will perch herself on my arm.   It helps that she loves treats!

Definitely, I’ll try to help where I can and other can teach me as well.

So sorry it has taken me forever to get back to you all. I thought I clicked to receive updates on this thread, but I must have forgotten.

Thanks for the “cuteness” compliments.

Karla, Clover and the dogs are doing very well together. They are still separated at this point but meet each other through the gate very well. I haven’t had too much time in July to really work with them as I was taking care of a friend’s dog here. I’m hoping to get some video footage of the dogs and bunny though soon. I just learned how to use my handycam.

Mocha220, clicker training is truly a lot of fun. Clover really enjoys it. It’s not only great for tricks but basic handling things too. i’m currently working on getting her used to a harness–slow and steady. Let me know if you want tips. I’d be happy to provide them.

HatterBunny, yes her helicopter ears are just too cute!

Thanks Petzy and Beka!

Petzy, I am definitely going to try to upload videos soon. Today, actually, I let Tovah, my youngest dog, meet Clover face to face. Both did so well, and Clover showed no fear at all! I did get some of this footage on video and took some photos too. I think the dogs will do fine. I’m taking it slow and one on one with each dog. All three are trained. The only one who may be more difficult is my deaf white Boxer. She tends to “stare” since she is deaf, so I’ve had to teach her to break eye contact as it makes dogs and other animals nervous.

Anyway, I’m happy to help where I can. I can’t guarantee anything as I’m not personally there, but I can give general tips to people.