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Hey everyone, I’m new here to the forums. The situation is that my bunny Ashes doesn’t like me touching her. I’ve had her for about 3-4 months now. She’s not a baby, but she is pretty young. Every time I go to pet her she either freezes or runs. It’s weird because when I put her next to me on my bed, she has no problem sniffing me or putting her paws on me to see over me, or even coming extremely close to my face. She is actually sitting next to me trying to sleep as we speak. But it’s so saddening that every time I touch her I see fear. She doesn’t seem to like any treats I’ve gotten for her either, I’ve even tried to give her regular bunny food such as hay when she came out of her cage. She has no problem cleaning herself next to me or turning away from me either. How do I make her like me? It really seems like she doesn’t. It makes me so sad
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