Not too sure what to do... advice would be appreciated!!

I am moving house, and cities, in July and I'm not sure what to do about my bunnies. Currently I have 2 bonded pairs - Kitt and Cleo, and Jamie and Sapphire. K and C live in a large 5ft hutch and have a run, and J and S have a 10ft shed kind housing with the run of the rest of the garden weather pending.

I am planning on selling the shed and the hutch when I move, as it's just extra to cart around with me - and the shed wouldn't be able to be errected at the other end as I don't know anyone who could do it for me.

I would much rather have all my rabbits living together, but so far this has proved unsuccessful when I have attempted it. To minimise upset when I move I was debating having them boarded for a few days while I get settled and new hutch(es) constructed at my new place.

Should I try an established boarding place / rescue centre to see if they can bond my brood and just go for it? It's namely the girls who have a problem with each other, but Jamie has been known to attack Kitt before now...

Lou xx

I would try and find a rescue who can bond for you and keep them while you move.

I hope you manage to get them bonded Lou..it will make life so much easier. Sorry I can't offer to help out, but there's just no room at the inn these days!! lol Fingers crossed

Sounds like a plan to get a rescue to help.

Where are you moving to?

Given the "history" between Jamie and Kit and I think it will take longer than a week though, Lou.

capel said:

Given the "history" between Jamie and Kit and I think it will take longer than a week though, Lou.

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I agree. Just keep them as duos alot less stress:lol::lol:

kayj said:

I agree. Just keep them as duos alot less stress:lol::lol:

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It will probably be easier to find boarding for two pairs rather than a group too

If you can tell us where you are moving to it might help people locate somewhere that could help for you

If you are coming back to Leeds and need help around there , they are welcome to board here and depending on their size we have boarded a group of 4 before.