Whippets don't bite rabbits because their hunting instincts haven't been aroused yet. You can train them to start biting. Feed them raw meat regularly to expose them to the smell of blood, provoke them with live prey like chickens and ducks, and then let them hunt freely. Alternatively, you can keep Whippets that bite rabbits with Whippets that don't; eventually, the latter will also start biting.
Why Whippet doesn't bite rabbits
If a Whippet doesn't bite a rabbit, it means its hunting instincts haven't been developed yet, and it needs timely training. Firstly, you can feed the Whippet some raw meat to stimulate its natural instincts with the smell of blood and meat.
Secondly, you can tie live animals such as chickens, ducks, and rabbits to ropes and use them to tease Whippet. As Whippet gradually displays its hunting instincts, let it freely chase and hunt for prey in the wild.
Finally, you can let the Whippet that doesn't bite rabbits live together with the Whippet that has started biting. After a while, under the influence of its companion, the Whippet will gradually start biting rabbits and other live creatures.
