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My little Peanut is a timid boy and what worked (and is working) is sitting on the floor and not trying to pet him at first (must.resist!) I allow him to approach me and only pet him when I feel like he’s comfortable. Sometimes I misjudge, so he’ll hop away but then he’ll come back and I avoid touching him again. It’s worked wonders. He actually comes up to me, sniffs, puts his front paws on me etc. He has jumped on my lap a few times but that’s when he’s excited about a treat lol. What made me smile so much was the other day he came up and sniffed ne and then just flopped in front of me. I was overjoyed.
You can also have treats on hand and offer them when they approach. The key is for them to understand that you are not a threat. Once they trust you, you’re golden
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