Nope, Icey would situate herself so that I or we were always in view. But there wasn’t a 5 foot radius limit. But she would do specific orientations like just poking her head out from under the bed dust ruffle to keep tabs on us while she chilled or had her chin propped up on the cross bar of the kitchen table chairs again in an orientation to be keeping tabs on us. She would definitely come to get her pets and body rubs when she wanted them (and me being a well trained slave, she got them and more). But nothing like Clover. And Icey did expect and demand full 24/7 access to the bedroom as well. Bedtime or not. If the door was closed for whatever reason she would annoyingly, incessantly claw with her boxing claws and scrape the flat surface with her teeth until someone fixed the situation. We would open it and she wouldn’t go in. She would just stand there, look all around with her little head, analyze the situation, give a little head and body shake of “There! That’s better!” and run off back to the living area. It just needed to stay open, because she said so.

Clover sounds like she so adores and longs for her human and his interaction like most people adore their rabbits and long for their affection. But while not all people get that from their rabbits, it would appear that Clover got the best deal ever. As you said, she chose you. She must be incredibly intelligent and knew you were the prize human. She knew how to pick ’em.

My bunny loves attention. She loves being picked up for snuggles and pets. She follows me around but also has her own time (middle of the day) where she sleeps in a house I built her. She can’t follow me everywhere since we have a bunch of tile and she refuses to walk on that. Think hippopotamus on ice.
However, I’ve been very sick recently. I had a fever for 3 days and then lost my voice for 4 days. One of the nights I forgot to lock her pen door and I stumbled out of my room for ice water in a feverish haze. On my way back I almost tripped over her. She had walked all the way across the kitchen making sure I was okay and was trying to tiptoe back to the carpet.
Sometimes I feel like they really do understand what’s going on. She HATES tile and anything to do with it. And she won’t even cross it for parsley. But she’ll do it for me when she knows I’m super sick.

Clover clearly thinks she’s a small dog.

Elara is becoming more and more attached to me. And I love it! 

She has free-roam when I’m home and spends most of the morning with me and my daughter. Afternoons are for napping in her condo and in the evening, after Everly goes to bed, she is super lovey. She wants pets and snuggles. She is the first bunny in over 15 years who will seek me out on the couch and come lay down beside me. I’m really happy with our relationship because she was so nervous and I wasn’t sure that she would warm up to me much when I adopted her. And she’s a mega kissers. How I’ve missed those little kisses. 

A-D-O-R-A-B-L-E!!! I can picture the whole scene. You two are truly lucky, slave and master!  Nah, lucky sounds too random.  Let’s say fortunate and blessed.  Regardless, such a wonderful bond on a conscious and deeper level.

Awh this is too much cuteness for me to handle!! Boo seems to constantly give me the stink eye or judge me for something or other? not affectionate at ALL. Apart from the occasional head stroke when she falls asleep, then she’d normally wake up, go to the other end of the room, and fall asleep again.