The newborn who is first given a bottle has to configure his mouth differently and suck in an entirely different way than a newborn who breast fed from the beginning. It's possible your breast feeding experience would have been off to a smoother start if the hospital or birth center had encouraged breast feeding. However, your baby can certainly be switched from bottles to breast when you keep offering the breast, possibly exclusively until he prefers to breast feed. If you continue to have problems, seek help from a breast-feeding counselor or join a support group. My husband and my mother can get my baby to take a bottle.
Babies are more likely to accept a bottle from anyone other than mother.
I have read mothers and babies are supposed to bond more quickly with breast feeding. But I'm concerned that I don't have enough warm, fuzzy feelings when my baby breast feeds. Everyone reacts differently. Some mothers are absolutely overwhelmed with love the first time they see or hold their baby. But most bonding and motherly feelings develop over time.