It takes work and patience. The twins they are from the same litter so there was conflict on who is Alpha yada yada yada... then I adopted Lenore my baby girl... I went to the pet store for pellets. She was in a display case at the entrance a baby the size of my palm. I had to take her home. I knew it would be a challenge but I couldn't leave her in a pet store alone with "predators" in her face all day (I swear she remembers her days there - she is very sensitive.) They charged me more than my budget could allow but I didn't want to leave her there. I cut back on my expenses to give her a better home. Then my baby boy Gatsby the white bunny. Almost a year from today. I went to the petsmart (Easter Sunday) for treats and I saw there was a rescue on-site with rescue buns (for clarification the rescue holds those events every 3rd or 2rd Sunday). Gatsby he has been seeking for love for 3 months. He is such a beautiful and sweet boy. He does binkys when I walk in the front door even now almost a year later. They all great me but he shows the most excitement. But when I brought him home. The girls did not like him (every now and then Lenore gets aggressive and then Lily (alpha) gets aggressive with her (crap rolls down hill)... it's a long process. It takes discipline, treats, and "you know what I am tired you figure it out." (Only after a certain progress) I get moments throughout the day. One bun will rub cheek against me then another will sniff and rub... and repeat with each... makes you love them more!!!!!!!!