Question: I think my rescue bunny is too attached to me?

Last month, we rescued a male bunny from a country lane outside my nan s house. The bunny had escaped from the neighbouring house down the road who own over 20 rabbits and had been out for over a week despite numerous complaints to the owners. Anyway, he now lives with us. When we first brought him home, he was very skinny, had lumps and wounds on his skin and bites. But we have nursed him to health and now he looks fabulous B) and is in great shape When he first got here he was very skittish- used to try and burrow in my arms or squish himself in a small space But I ve handled him everyday since his arrival and now he s almost too attached to me. He s a sassy-*** bunny. He demands I stroke him: licks me constantly, starts rearranging my top when lying on me if I stop stroking him and nibbles me occasionally, nudges my hand and licks my face. It s adorable but he will not be happy if he isn t being constantly molly coddled. If I lay him on the carpet and sit down he will jump on the sofa and lick me. If I put him off my knee to have a run around, he will jump back on or thump for my attention. He will even try and get back on me when I put him back in his cage! What shall I do? Will it get worse? I ve read this is common in babies but I think he s an adult :S



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