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Generally rabbits do not bite. If you stick your finger in their face, they may sniff it, and taste it, they are not trying to be mean, they just can’t see directly in front of them, so they sniff and taste. If the rabbit feels threatened, and very uncomfortable it may bite. Some does are territorial of their cages and might bite, but most are not.
