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Pandora has been with us for a year now and has been skittish and nervous around people. She loves treats and will come running if you shake them, but besides that really steers clear of people. I often sit on the floor and talk to her, but generally her first instinct is to run and hide under the chair. I generally try to sneak a pet when she’s eating her morning pellets or veggies. My other two bunnies really enjoy being pet and brushed and I think they truly trust me.
I often try to pet Pandora, but all of a sudden she decided I was allowed to pet her last week! It was all or nothing I guess, since now she’s fine sitting there for 10 minutes while I give her pets. I’m so happy! Yaa!! So, if you have a shy bunny, be patient and persistant since they really can come out of their shell.
here are a few recent pics of Pandora (grey and white) with Viktor (black)
siamese twin bunnies
Pandora makes the best pillow
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