The correct and safer way to hold a bunny is to hold it by the shoulders with one hand and drag it by the buttocks or hind legs with the other. However, this must be done from a very early age to get the bunny used to it. When you meet a strange or wild rabbit and try to do the same to it, it is possible that it will push its legs hard, perhaps hurting your hand. A delicate rabbit can also injure its spine when it struggles hard. Be careful not to scratch your rabbit's ears! A rabbit's ears are fragile and full of nerves and blood vessels. Scratching its ears can easily rupture the blood vessels in the ears and is a dangerous action! For unfamiliar rabbits, you can also hold them by grabbing their backs and lifting them up by their skin (as shown in the picture). Rabbits have very thin skin and fragile bones, so it is important not to squeeze the abdominal organs when holding a rabbit, especially a small one. The correct and safer way to hold a bunny is to hold it by the shoulders with one hand and drag it by the buttocks or hind legs with the other. However, this must be practiced from a very young age. When you meet a strange or wild rabbit and try to do the same to it, it is possible that it will push its legs hard, perhaps hurting your hand. A delicate rabbit can also injure its spine when it struggles hard. Be careful not to scratch your rabbit's ears! A rabbit's ears are fragile and full of nerves and blood vessels. Scratching its ears can easily rupture the blood vessels in the ears and is a dangerous action! For unfamiliar rabbits, you can also hold them by grabbing their backs and lifting them up by their skin (as shown in the picture). Rabbits have very thin skin and fragile bones, so don't squeeze the abdominal organs when holding a rabbit, especially a small one.