Hmm what have you don’t to try to bond with her?

Do you spend a lot of time on the floor with her? Do you have to pick her up regularly (this can make bunnies fearful)?

That’s rough , but I have heard of people having breakthroughs with shy buns after 2 years or more, so don’t lose hope!

The best trick I know for shy scared bunnies is to actually ignore them completely and play hard to get. Feed her and take care of her as you normally do, lay on the ground and read a book, and if she comes up to sniff you, don’t reach for her. Hand feed, but don’t force petting. Only handle her when you need to for nail trims or medications, etc.

When she gets to the point where she will relax on the ground near you, you know you will have made progress! The fact that she will take a treat from your hand and sniff you is a great thing, and means you have something to work with. When she regularly lays down near you, and doesn’t startle and run if you walk by her, you can “ask” to pet her. I like to place my hand on the ground, pinky touching the ground so the back of my hand is facing the bun’s face. If she puts her head down, you can pet her head. If she doesn’t, don’t force it. Many bunnies are hand shy because they are so used to being grabbed, so I’ve found it helps to prove to them that you aren’t going to grab them.