Lola: Holland lop, 2 years old, female - - adopted. Unspayed.
I don't know what Lola's first year was like, but when we adopted her, we understood bunnytime in her family had been all but lost to commutes and school schedules, and we're thinking in a typical week she went Monday-Friday with almost no attention.
Lola seems an appreciative bunny, all full of licks when we pet her. She has no interest in toys, life is all about being petted (and digging, pooping, and chewing).
When she's honking that playful bunny-honk sound and circling me and grooming my shirt or licking my hand, once in a while she seems to get worked up and latch with her front paws around my arm- - almost like a doggy trying to hump a leg (the vet has seen her and as far as we know she's female). As I lift my forearm out-of-reach her whole body can get tense, like she's trying to cling with front paws and climb up.
I wonder how unique to Lola this behavior may be? We speculate Lola may have spent a lot of her life caged and wanting more contact. We notice similar grabbing behavior when she's standing up in her pen to be petted: If she gets a sense we're about to stop petting, she may try to pull us into her pen with teeth or paws !