My Bunny hates my husband

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- 02/06/2014 at 3:59 PM
  Fadia
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  My bunny use to love my husband. But lately seems like he hates him. Every time my husband enters the room my bunny Moomoo stops really loud, sometimes 2 times. Any tips to have my bunny not be scared of my husband anymore. My husband has tried, hell pet him for long amounts of time, but everytime Moomoo walks away, he does the stomping. Let me know if u have any insight/tips
- 02/07/2014 at 7:49 AM
  Sarita
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  I wouldn’t take that as hating your husband – it may be he is just warning you or something. Rabbits mostly just bond to one person in particular – the one that feeds them and is at home more often. I think if your husband just keeps up with the habit of trying to pet him, he’ll eventually feel more trusting of him.
- 02/07/2014 at 9:58 AM
  Elrohwen
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  I agree with Sarita.
  
  I would have your husband sit on the floor quietly, watching tv or reading a book, and have a little bowl of treats (pellets work too). Every time the bunny approaches, your husband can hand him a treat. Have your husband give him a treat every time he comes in the room, and provide his meals. I bet in no time your bunny will be running up everything your husband comes in.
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