Generally bonded rabbits are a good bet because, as much as I love Wick and understand his body language, I’m not a rabbit and can’t check off all those communication boxes to fulfill his needs.

One point I’m thinking of is how often you interact with her. Two years of having her means she’s no longer “new”, so perhaps you are interesting and engaging her less, so she’s reflecting that disengagement herself. I mention this because this is what I realized was happening with Wick and I, so I bought some toys to present him food, make food time a fixed schedule when I can sit and pet him, and I try and crawl around and cuddle with him at least once a day. He seems to be more active now than in the past.

Thanks for the additional information.

I’m now leaning towards daily activity cycle. Wick is active in the early morning, but from 8am to 3pm, it’s his sleeping time. Anywhere from 12-1, he will move briefly for a hay/poop/pee break, but then he goes back to sleep.He goes to a corner he perceives has the least noise and stimulation and actually sleeps that entire time. This could be a room I’m not in at all during that entire time or it could be in the same room as me, but in a spot I’m not walking around. Early on, rabbits usually don’t get into a schedule, but after they feel secure in their environment, they tend to establish their activity schedule.

What are your thoughts from that perspective?