I got Emma a little over a month ago. I fell in love with her when I first saw her and when the associate let me hold her she snuggled into my neck like we were long lost lovers. I’ve since only grown to love her more and more. She’s the sweetest, most calm and laid back bunny I’ve even seen.
Yesterday I rescued a Netherland Dwarf (Bear) from a photographer who only wanted her as a prop. The photographer didn’t really have much to say about her temperament other than “she is sweet and she’s been handled a lot by small children so she’ll be ok with another bunny friend”. I have them in separate runs in two different rooms for now and the first day Bear was really good, way better than Emma’s first day. She hardly went into her hide and if she did it was to dig and then come right back out. She is definitely no scaredy bun like Emma was 
So I get up this morning and the first thing I do every morning is bunny chores. I start with Emma’s run because I’ve got a bit of a cleaning ritual. No matter when I try to distract her with, Emma loves to ‘help’ me clean her pen. She’ll move around her bunny castle and toys out of my way. It’s actually really really cute. Then once I was done I went and started cleaning Bears pen. Now that I think about it, I maybe should have washed my hands of Emma smell? I do wear gloves and I did change then between buns but maybe that wasn’t enough. Anyways. I located the corner Bear claimed as her potty corner, made up a litter box and started putting her droppings and urine spots into it. As I was doing the transfer she thumped at me! She was pretty much on top of me the entire time I tried to tidy something up. I’m thinking from now on I’m going to have to fully remover her from the run to do this each morning…
It’s just so funny how different they are! I mean, I’m still learning Bear and her habits and quirks but this was a good start! I think maybe I got lucky with Emma, with how laid back she is.
Does anyone else have polar opposite buns? What are your learning curve stories? 