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Does anyone have their buns in a maisonette garden?

Fern

Fern

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I'm moving soon and I can only afford a 1st floor maisonette which has an unattached garden. Does anyone else currently have their buns in a situation like this? I was hoping for a few tips/ideas about how I can keep my two safe but still let them have as much exercise as possible. My family and friends are saying to rehome my buns but I really want to keep them. I work all day so they would be left for around 9 hours most days. Any advice would be appreciated - even if it is to rehome them:(
 
i dont think i'd be prepared to run the risk of not being able to get to them instantly and have other people have access to them. Thats my personal opinion.
 
I have a maisonette and my land/garden is attached as I live ground floor. Sorry to say this but I won't let my buns out there :cry:
 
I would love to but my boyfriend doesn't care for them the same way I do :( In fact most people I know don't see the point in them. But I love them and want to do what's best for them. Maybe I can tell him they're in the spare room temporarily...
 
Fern said:
I would love to but my boyfriend doesn't care for them the same way I do :( In fact most people I know don't see the point in them. But I love them and want to do what's best for them. Maybe I can tell him they're in the spare room temporarily...
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Good plan! When he is forced to interact with them then he will no doubt fall in love with them :D
 
Fern said:
I would love to but my boyfriend doesn't care for them the same way I do :( In fact most people I know don't see the point in them. But I love them and want to do what's best for them. Maybe I can tell him they're in the spare room temporarily...
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If you have a spare room they can stay in he wont have to even see them if he doesnt want :)
 
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