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- 11/06/2017 at 5:55 PM
  SassyBuns
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  My oldest bun Beyonce, Is a very nervous bun. I don’t know exactly what age she is and I don’t know what happend at her previous home but, ive tried multiple things to get her out of her shell like, Siting in the bunny room, bringing her in a quiet room and simply sitting there, hand feeding, i even got her a little buddy (Benjamin). Any suggestion to get her to come out of her shell? I’m willing to do what ever i can to make her feel safe around me
- 11/06/2017 at 6:27 PM
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  How long have you had her? Some buns take quite a while to come out of their shells. The best thing you can do is just lay with her on the floor and let her come to you. Resist the urge to immediately pet her. Just let her explore you and crawl on you. You could use a treat to feed her from your hand and that’ll help a bond form. The biggest thing is patience. Most of us have been there.
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