Quote Originally Posted by Karen
Hating being picked up is not a sign of aggression. Most rabbits instinctively hate being picked up, which makes sense given that, as a wild rabbit, anything that picks you off the ground is doing so to kill and eat you.

I have picked Miss Hoppy up since she was a wee small bunny, so she is perfectly comfortable with me picking her up, but she hates it when Paul does.
I never was trying to imply a connection between aggression and being picked up. I was *trying* to say that he was aggressive with anyone but my sister and me and, thusly, would not let anyone else pick him up after he became agitated. Hmm, I guess my sis' parentals did not make the wisest choice as he was "the only one sitting all by himself.". Would him coming from any sort of breeder (be it a byb, or whatever? I don't condone that but it was not my decision to make as I did not know about it previously and I was about eleven years old.) make a difference?

He was about six months old when we got him and Alex (sister) and I were always giving him love and attention. Perhaps that's why we were the only ones to receive it.