I was wondering what you guys do to bond with your bunnys. i just can't find anything for me and mocha to do. lulu will run right up to me and lick me but mocha every time i go in with him he runs arround trying to hide from me. so i was just wondering what you guys do to bond with you bunnys. i just really want mocha to like me.

ok i just tried laying on the floor reading a book. and he ran arround me sniffing me then he bit my sleeve!at first i just thought he wanted to see what it tasted like cuz he is so curious so i went back to reading my book, then he bit it again and head butted my nee, so then i new he did it on perpuse, then he kept on trying to bite my pants, then he comes around and put his paws up on my arm and bite me so hard it felt like a bee sting ( and i know what a bee sting feels like) it didn't hert as long as one but still! it swelled up a bit but not to bad. so then i relized i was waring the same cloths i pick up Lulu in so i changed and lay back down and read my book again and he ran around me sniffed me but didn't bite me. then he went and took a nap. then like 10 minuts latter he comes back and sniffs me again. then he bit me again almost as bad as the other time! so i know it wasn't the cloths. so then i got so frustrated and came on here to ask you guys why. i am just so confused and don't want him to not like me. i am just so mad-sad i don't know what to do

When you are near him, does he have room to go around you? It sounds like he's telling you to move. Jack will give me a warning headbutt sometimes to say, "you there...hello...and now move please", and then he will nip me to get me out of the way, and if I don't move, he will nip harder (it hurts!)

So it doesn't sound like he's being mean, but communicating with you in the only way a bunny knows how.

This is what I do with Jack:  I do first try to move a little  when he gives me a headbutt or light nip so he can get around me, but if I can't move or don't want to because there is plenty of room for him to go around me still, then I will say "NO", and normally he will just choose another route after a couple of NO's.

In the mean time, you could bribe him with a couple of yummies. Like little pieces of carrots. You want to cut it up into lots of little pieces so you can interact with him more giving him little tastes.

Will he allow you to pet him?

Also, bunnies really are such individuals so he may always be a little different  than Lulu.   Which one did you have outside for longer?   I can't remember, I am just wondering if that may have anything to do with it.   Even bunnies that may not have been as social can come around  - it can just may take them a little longer.  Rucy took 2 years to really relax and enjoy being petted for long periods of time,  but I had Bailey who satisfied the sweet friendly cuddly aspect, but I took joy in Rucy's antics and funny behavior.   So though I hope that Mocha will become more friendly, and I have no reason to think he won't, he just may approach you and life a little differently.   But only time will tell, and it does take time, so don't get discouraged right off.