How to know that your bun loves and trusts you?

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- 06/20/2014 at 6:07 PM
  xBunnyKissesx
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  How do you know of your rabbit loves you? And how
  do you know when you’re “bonded” and you have
  your bunny’s full trust?
- 06/20/2014 at 7:35 PM
  Katscarpena
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  Both ours come to us on their own looking to be petted or to “kiss” us. Both “groom” us (Licorice does so much we call him Licky Boo-Boo.) Chipper prefers my 7 year old probably the best, and Licorice my husband. But both bunnies seem to enjoy attention from any one of the four of us. At night after the boys go to bed – Licorice seriously prefers to sleep outside their bedrooms in upstairs hall, or now that it’s blocked off for bonding – he’s been lounging on the living room rug, and Chipper cuddles up right between me and my husband. =)
- 06/20/2014 at 7:50 PM
  LBJ10
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  Buns are going to have different personalities. What Katscarpena described would definitely indicate that a bunny trusts its owner. But not all bunnies are “cuddly”. That is simply their personality, that doesn’t mean they don’t trust you. Mine will let me approach them and pet them. I have to step around them sometimes when I walk because they refuse to move from their flopped positions. They don’t come to me for pets though usually. Sometimes Leopold will get in my lap, but I really think he’s just looking for a treat. LOL
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