How can I bond with my male Dutch rabbit

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- 07/17/2017 at 1:23 AM
  Cyrus
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  My rabbit has never bit anyone but he doesn’t do much with me I have trained him to come and he loves to chew on phone books
- 07/20/2017 at 7:36 PM
  Serenity
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  Hello, Cyrus. What’s your bun’s name? How often do you play with him? How often to you groom him or clip his nails? When I got one of my bunnies, Hermione, she hated being picked up and never came to me when I went near the cage. So, whenever I see her I try to bring a little treat (a raisin or sometimes the occasional grape or cranberry) and let her smell me and pet her a little, then walk away to let her know I love her but not so much that I’ll stifle her. Try sitting with him when you’re reading a book or on the computer etc. Maybe if you have a clear, open space let him run around and play with him. Just give him lots of attention and love and he’ll warm right up. Hermione now loves to come when I call her and she’ll groom my arms obsessively. Every bunny is different though, so it may take more or less time for him to warm up to you. How long have you had him?
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