martlou
Warren Veteran
Hi, we have Ted and Rosie, 2 house bunnies who have free range of kitchen/dining room when we're out, which is extended to living room as well when we're in. As of today we're looking after a couple of other house bunnies for a friendfor a week - they are in a cage in the friend's kitchen and we're letting them have a run out when we go over to feed them.
What I'd like to know is, if we bring the other bunnies to our house will this adversely affect our's bond for any reason? The plan would be to keep them in their cage whilst ours were in the room, but then to keep ours in kitchen/dining room and let the other 2 bunnies have a run out in the living room. I feel sad that they're in the cage with no people company (although at least they have each other) when they could come here.
So, ours would have contact with them through the cage (all the bunnies are vaccinated and neutered) but not free ranging contact.
Can anyone tell me if this is ok, or could the other bunny smells affect Ted and Rosie's bond? Or any other problems I don't know about?
What I'd like to know is, if we bring the other bunnies to our house will this adversely affect our's bond for any reason? The plan would be to keep them in their cage whilst ours were in the room, but then to keep ours in kitchen/dining room and let the other 2 bunnies have a run out in the living room. I feel sad that they're in the cage with no people company (although at least they have each other) when they could come here.
So, ours would have contact with them through the cage (all the bunnies are vaccinated and neutered) but not free ranging contact.
Can anyone tell me if this is ok, or could the other bunny smells affect Ted and Rosie's bond? Or any other problems I don't know about?