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Do you have paid help with the rabbits?

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abbymarysmokey

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Just wondering if any members pay somebody to help out with their rabbits? i.e. a cleaner, petsitter, etc??

I don't have the funds to hire somebody, but was just thinking how nice it would be :D
 
No and even if I could afford it I wouldn't as I am such a fusspot I would only go around re-doing everything :oops:

Janex
 
Up until recently I could hardly feed them myself:lol:
If I go away some of my neighbors usually watch them or my grandparents...last year we went to Bulgaria and had our neighbors watch them (they volunteered:D) They were "paid" with a small rabbit made from glass. :lol:
Just recently I went up to feed their cats and rabbits too, and got a cup from Disney Land in return:roll: So we pay with souvenirs:lol:
 
I'd do it for other people but my own I am like Jane and would be changing everything a making it just right :lol:

I do get my buns bunnysat if I go on holiday but even then I find it a strugglw not to leave 100's of instructions, toys, things to look for and advice :D
 
I had someone look after Jasmine for me, and when I got home she looked so so cross! LOL

Hence why I have plans in the pipeline for a bunny hotel
 
Only when i go on holiday i pay with pressies, I have to leave a huge contact list for whoever looks after them:D
 
I have never had paid help and I am like Jane I would go round doing it my way anyway. It is only recently that I have actually got a volunteer who is Shel20 off here and she is absolutely fantastic and I trust her emmensley with all my buns, she does everything the same as me. It as took me 7yrs of rescuing and actually trusting somebody to help me.

Thanks Shel20:D see you tomorrow and I will have your tea o:Dn
 
Jack's-Jane said:
No and even if I could afford it I wouldn't as I am such a fusspot I would only go around re-doing everything :oops:

Janex
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OMG, I am EXACTLY the same!!! :oops: :lol: That's why no one in the family even offers to help out any more......every time anyone TOUCHES anything, I lunge at it shrieking, 'NO! You're not DOING it right!!!!!' :shock: :oops: :lol:
 
It would be nice to pay somebody to see to the buns in the morning, so I can get myself ready for work and actually have breakfast!!... rather than spend about an hour feeding, watering and medicating buns, then 5 mins on myself...only to get to work and realise that I haven't brushed my hair or changed out of my muddy trainers :roll: :lol:
 
I wish :) Would be nice to be able to pay someone to do all the cleaning and then I could just do all the cuddling and feeding and playing. I do pay a petsitter when we go on hols - it costs £200 and the buns and ratties are not at all pleased and always play up :roll: When I get back I get the cold shoulder treatment for a few days :lol: The piggers are not bothered who cares for them, just so long as they get their veggies :lol:
 
Nope I like doing my bunnies and the fosters myself, I too am very fussy and they all like things a certain way :rolleyes: Guy sometimes helps me with feeding but thats about it :) Im planning to go away for a week soon and Guy will be in full charge :shock:
 
Steph said:
Nope I like doing my bunnies and the fosters myself, I too am very fussy and they all like things a certain way :rolleyes: Guy sometimes helps me with feeding but thats about it :) Im planning to go away for a week soon and Guy will be in full charge :shock:
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Aw, it's nice that he helps you :D

If I went away and left Dom in charge, I'd probably come back to a load of bunny skeletons :shock:
 
I have a really good bunsitter (a vet nurse) when I'm away:D She's good so I pay her about £160 a week.

Plus my horseys are part livery - that's £368 per month for 2. I go up at weekends & twice a week:D
 
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