You have a very nice area set up for your bun! I wouldn’t worry about the “not cuddly” thing. My bun Stormy I have had for 3 years and he’s just not a cuddler. I let him run and he does his own thing. He is really hard to catch often too. That’s just his bunny persona.

Bindi my new bunny was very shy at first and it took her a little while to come around but now she will hop up on the couch with me and cuddle. I would just give him some time. Maybe he never had a human to “play with” before. I’m sure you are making him very happy, your concern about his happiness shows your a very good bunny owner!

What a sweetheart!  That’s a great set up you have and I can tell what a spoiled bun he is going to be.  Rabbits are usually really aloof until they settle into their new environement but what you can do it spend some time on the floor with him, bring a book and read, when he comes up to you, offer a treat or a pet on the head.  That way humans won’t be so scary to him and I bet he’ll warm right up to you!

He sure is cute and what a great set-up. He may never be a cuddle rabbit. Most of mine aren’t but that doesn’t mean they aren’t friendly. Scarlet Rose’s suggestions are good.

yup… spending time on the floor with my bun is the only way we get ‘quality time’.  ‘quality time’ of course means head pets for her      i can usually tell she’s working her way upto coming over for a sniff when she starts grooming.  it took a while before she’d let me walk upto her & pet her without running away.  depending on her mood she’ll still do this once & a while… silly goose.

you have a very cute bun & a great bunny set-up!  so sweet that you rescued him.  sounds like he found a great ‘warren’ under your bed

welcome to binkybunny Cuppycake! 🙂 what a cute lil face!! does he have a name yet?

I’d third the recommendation to lay on the floor with him, since bringing ourselves down onto their level makes us infinitely less overwhelming to bunnies. I like his set up too!

Under the bed (or chairs) is a favorite spot for many bunnies, it feels like a bunny warren.

Gorgeous! 🙂 Lucky bunny! My two live under my bed, so I say you’re doing a fab job, and wouldn’t worry about Chief not being happy!!! He’s getting himself settled, and seems most content.

Yeah, it’s amazing how different rabbits can be when you get them home. When I was in the shelter, Maryann hopped over and sat on my lap. Until recently (five years later) I’ve finally found a way to get her back onto my lap. I lie on the couch and read a book. Within 5 minutes, she wants to know what I am doing and hops over and sits on my lap, trying to find what it is in those pages I find so interesting. Sometimes ‘ignoring’ the bunny will get the better of his curiosity, especially if you seem to be doing something.

aww – he looks like a Chief! 🙂 Now all he needs is a bunny badge and cute hat to patrol around your house!

It sounds like he’s been VERY busy already rearranging everything to his liking.

he’s probably so happy to be out of that shelter and into this great (BIG) loving home!  good job!  he may become more affectionate or he may not, but he seems to really have it made at your place!

aww, I love hearing about bunnies coming out of their shell like that. I think it just takes some time to build trust. Have you tried laying on the floor with him? Most bunnies can’t resist exploring the person on the floor 🙂

Hi cuppycake, and welcome to BB! Thank you for saving a bunny from a shelter!

Isn’t the ‘flop’ just the greatest! If he’s flopping already, I’m sure you have a very happy bunny! great job!

Totally un bunny related but i must pay particular tribute to the tattooed sleeve, however headless, that I spy in the first piccy and say ROAR!!! Beep Beep!!

Ahem, and back on topic…Cuppycake, how has Chief been settling in? Found yourself rolling over onto numerous poopsies of varying states of solidity as you play about with bun on the floor???!