Update 6 months later

[StormrReaper]

I still have. Issues with baily. To the point im thinking of outs.

She refuses to do anything but shot and hide under my bed I moved bc of this rabbit. I wanna snap her and just be done with it.

This whole situation sucks. She doesn't like pets.
Doesn't like anything.
Stomps almost 25/4 I hate it.

I buy expensive rabbit food.

Name brand hay bc she is so picky.

Guck her I'd spend less on a dog and get more satisfaction I hate that I feel this towards her. But God ****. She is stupid. Like I just wish she'd drop from natural causes I Give up

 

[VanillaMarshmellUwU]

Maybe she/he's just extremely scared/shy. How about buying a playpen And after that you must put your rabbit in that playpen including yourself, spend time with him/her... Rabbits are prey animals so let him/her come to you, don't carry him/her, rabbits don't like being carried. Do this everyday with your rabbit and include some treats while your at it for example is carrots you can also hand feed him/her if you like. Do this until she fully trusts you

I may not be an expert to rabbits but me and my rabbit is aren't that close yet because the playpen I ordered has been cancelled due to the covid-19 situation. Though she's not shy or running away when I'm trying to pet her or getting near her. Maybe I hand feed her a lot.

 

[Mac189]

I think it's reached the point where rehoming through a reputable rabbit rescue may be a good idea for you. As miserable as you are and stressed out as she is, it may just not be a good fit. While I love my rabbits, I know they aren't the pet for everyone (same for birds, dogs, and cats). House Rabbit Society may be a good contact, do some research on rescues in your area. Good luck

 

[Hermelin]

Maybe you should rehome her, sometimes the bunnies personality and the pet won't fit the owner. Some bunnies also need a lot more time and work to get them to build a bond with the owner, which make it hard for an owner to handle and you will need a lot more patient. It can take years building a bond with a bunny that's skittish and stressed. Which is something not all people can handle and do, it all come to our own personality traits.

Myself have a bunny that still run aways from me and I have had him nearly for 2 years, he have done a lot of process. But if I'm not a patient and calm person, I would litteraly have a melt down and given up a long time ago. The process have been so slow and time consuming, I had wanted to give up many times and just rehome him but I still have him. It's quite hard to reach my breaking point.

I think no person really want to take care of an extremly skittish and for my part an highly aggressive bunny. You want to build a connection and also feel that you can get something out from it, at least find a bit of joy of owning a pet and letting them become a part of your family.

So in your cause it might be best to rehome her and find a home that will work with her.