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As long as she doesnt chew it and that there is nothing small she could choke on (i.e eyeballs). Also, is she spayed? Not sure about girls but with boys they need to be neutered first because if they do hump stuffed animals this behavior could carry on to humping other rabbits. Which may make bonding more difficult.
As William said, as long as it doesn't have small bits that could be bitten off and swallowed. Also keep a close eye on her to make sure she doesn't tear it appear. If she starts to chew it, remove it.
My guinea has a teddy bear as he fights with other piggies. He loves it and takes it into his bedroom. I do think he humps it though as well :shock: :lol:
I have found out from past experiences that many bunnies, particularly the solo ones enjoy having a teddy to cuddle to.
Obviously make sure that any dangerous objects on teddy are removed.
IME, many nervous bunnies will happily snuggle up to a teddy. I then very slowly start to stroke the teddy and gently move across to the bunny.
When I used to foster bunnies with behavioural problems for the RSPCA, a cuddly toy always worked wonders. So much more comfortable to snuggle to than just a ceramic bowl. Rather like having a comfort blanket.