:rabbit2: Bunny Care Tip of the Week #9 and #10 :rabbit2:

Hey RLA! I'm back with brand new Weekly Bunny Tips! Sorry I didn't do the tips the past 2 weeks, I was busy with school ending and I just got back from a long trip. But now I am back at it!

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Now onto the tips. Both are about bonding and gaining a bunny's trust.

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Bunnies are prey animals, so it is not a surprise if they are shy or skiddish. Helping a rabbit relax and not be as nervous around people can be tricky sometimes, but a good way to help is to let them come to you. And be gentle, calm, and quiet around them.

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that gaining a bunny's trust takes time. It will not be something that happens overnight. It may take weeks, months, or even years for a bunny to gain your trust. Although letting a bunny come to you and especially with a snack or treat will always help in bonding! Just make sure not to feed to many sugary treats^^

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