Bunny Fun & Bonding Flyer

Bunny Obstacle Course: line up small jumps and tunnels, then guide them through with treats.

Clicker Training: teach "spin," "come," and "stand" — clever little tricks for tiny rewards.

Bunny Picnic: a blanket in the shade, fresh greens, and story time with the family.

Garden Grazing: a supervised patch of bunny-safe clover and greens, their favorite restaurant.

Photo Session: natural light, a quiet helper, and snacks for bribes. Flops optional.

Read-Aloud Time: calm voices and a seat on the floor — they settle in while you read.

Cardboard Castle: stack boxes with cut-out doors and windows — a fort and a nap spot in one.

Dig Box: a shallow bin of shredded paper or a folded towel satisfies busy paws.

Treat Roll: stuff a toilet-paper roll with hay and a treat, fold the ends, and let them work for it.

Forage Box: hide pellets in a hay-filled shoebox and let their nose hunt for dinner.

Towel Tunnel: drape a towel between two chairs for an instant tunnel to zoom through.

Paper Bag Surprise: a paper lunch bag stuffed with hay, open end out, is free crunchy fun.

Get on their level: sit on the floor and let curiosity bring them to you.

Hand-feed favorites: the person with the treats becomes the person they seek out.

Keep it short and sweet: a few calm minutes together beats a long chase every time.

Follow their lead: let them approach first, and never scoop from above.

Stay soft and predictable: quiet voices and slow moves build brave bunnies.

Celebrate the small stuff: flops, binkies, and nose-nudges are love notes.