Hi SarahRabbits can sometimes need a lot of pcietnae to feel confident with you. Rabbits also do not like being picked up, so try to do this as little as possible, at least until they are more confident and comfortable with you.Try spending time sitting on the floor with them, maybe in a small room or pen in the garden. Allow them to be around you without trying to pick them up or have them sit on your knee, and approach the rabbits very gently and softly. Do not approach them from above, as a rabbit's natural instinct is to be frightened of anything approaching from above (imagine how you could look similar to a bird of prey or other predators approaching from above).Some rabbits are confident with people immediately, others it takes more time, especially if the rabbits have not been used to being handled from being very young. It is difficult, but it will just take time and pcietnae on your part for the rabbits to be happy with you. Do not try to rush them, and definitely don't tell the rabbits off, shout at them or tap their noses because they will be more scared of you and will become less confident and trusting of you instead of more. Give them little treats (small piece of fruit or vegetable) when they do something you like instead of telling them off when they do something you don't like.The humping or mounting that you have described is dominant behaviour and is perfectly normal many rabbits do this to show that they are in charge. Are both your rabbits neutered? Neutering can reduce this kind of dominant behaviour and can also make rabbits calmer and help with the problems you are having handling them. Also, as you have a male and female rabbit, you will have baby rabbits soon if at least one is not neutered.

Nem dominancia, csak megfigyelés. Mindig a mérték a fontos. Az Arany középút.