Rabbit behaviour is contingent on a number of factors. This includes its age, history, personality, etc. If there is a sudden change in your rabbit’s behaviour, this could be indicative of illness, injury, distress or boredom. Visit a pet clinic Washington immediately if you suspect any of these. 

A rabbit is likely to be afraid or feeling pain if there is a sudden onset of irregular habits such as active aggressively or hiding frequently. Sometimes a rabbit will also chew incessantly on its cage bars, groom far more often than usual, alter its eating, drinking and bathroom habits, change its posture, refuse to move, or continually move around in circles. These are all red flags and need to be addressed accordingly.

You can seek the help of a vet or a qualified animal behaviourist in this type of situation. Under no circumstances should your rabbits be yelled at or punished.