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What are some signs a rabbit enjoys being petted? I’ve made a lot of progress over these past few days with my bunny, Harvey, (thanks to y’all
) and today he seemed to even be asking for attention.I was lying on the floor of his playpen, and he came right up to me. I petted him and moved my hand away, and he followed it, putting his head right under it until I gently rubbed his forehead. So I petted him again and we repeated this cycle a few times until he finally he hopped away and stayed away. Later he came back and id the same thing. Was this a sign of affection? What do you guys normally see in rabbits wanting attention and affection? Thank you in advance for your answers. I really love asking questions here
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Typical signs of rabbits seeking attention include putting their head down to request for pets, or nudging you (most of the time when you stop). - You must be logged in to reply to this topic.