Mr Cookie Bun
Mama Doe
What's the furthest bunny-run that's been done? How far would rescues let a bun travel to it's new home? Just interested 
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Furthest bunny-run?
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Mr Cookie Bun
Mama Doe
Unless the hammie did actually run from London to Lemington Spa, I don't think it'd count as 7 hammy miles :lol:
He was running in spirit :lol::lol::lol:
Mr Cookie Bun
Mama Doe
As long as he didn't escape in the car - now that would've been fun
As long as he didn't escape in the car - now that would've been fun
no he had one of those mini carriers which are ever so posh....we didn't have them in my gerbil owning days......the whole rotastack had to be wedged into the car :lol::lol:
This one was quite far, but it was getting rabbits to a rescue and not rehoming them
plymouth to eastbourne
I didn't do the long part though
plymouth to eastbourne
I didn't do the long part though
my bun Sooty came by bunnyrun from Yorkshire to Gloucester via Slough(with overnights)
and I did a small part of a bunnyrun from Plymouth to Northampton(with overnight)
I do believe some buns have come by train too. -Sue:wave:
I think the main thing is that buns can stop to drink/eat as most won't do so while moving and clearly that could be a problem on a hot day or for a long journey. Sometimes overnight stays are needed where continuity cant be done same day or where journey too long.
wet leaves/carrot/apple bits left in carrier and stops for water (at service stations) I find best, as the water bottle drips over everything(and them) and they dont use it while on the move.
I suppose any distance is possible, if enough people are each willing to do a short leg of the journey. _Sue:wave:
and I did a small part of a bunnyrun from Plymouth to Northampton(with overnight)
I do believe some buns have come by train too. -Sue:wave:
I think the main thing is that buns can stop to drink/eat as most won't do so while moving and clearly that could be a problem on a hot day or for a long journey. Sometimes overnight stays are needed where continuity cant be done same day or where journey too long.
wet leaves/carrot/apple bits left in carrier and stops for water (at service stations) I find best, as the water bottle drips over everything(and them) and they dont use it while on the move.
I suppose any distance is possible, if enough people are each willing to do a short leg of the journey. _Sue:wave:
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Yeah it was from Perth right down wasn't it?
If been involved in a fair few runs from down south up to dundee i think is the furthest, and i have personally had buns from Old Clouston, in Surrey.
There was this one
http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?t=54816&highlight=Iceman
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Mr Cookie Bun
Mama Doe
I think the furthest would be just the road past Starlight's Rescue, anything in that area including Honey you'll be fine
:roll: Cannae have any secrets on RU can you? :lol:
God Phill, I fogot about that one. That was a mad day there were rabbits at mine everywhere:lol::lol::lol::lol:
That was the Haolloween Party and when Rudy first met his new mummy Loopylop
