Periodically, you will hear your rabbit growling or grunting. This indicates either anger or stress in your rabbit. Perhaps it is communicating that its territory has been invaded or it is warning you to stay away. In any case aggression on your rabbit’s part is sure to result.

On very rare occasions, you might hear your rabbit scream. This is extremely rare and it either means that your rabbit is suffering from an excessive amount of pain or it is in the throes of death. Pet clinic St. Lucie can provide more insights on pet's behaviours.

If your rabbit kicks dirt at you and hops away, it is not pleased. This is a typical occurrence following a nail trimming session. 

Rabbits like to mark their territory and they do this by chinning. This means that they are designating the territory as yours as they use their chins to leave a scent on the object or area.