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carina

Young Bun
Firstly id like to say hi. For christmas my boyfriend bought me a very beautiful 7week old english lop. Her name is Amber and I want to give her the best care that i could possibly give her and make sure that she is happy and lives a happy life.
My boyfriend goes to universty in hertfordshire and i usually visit him. I don't want to leave the Rabbit at home for over a day because 1) id miss her and 2) she wouldn't be getting the care that she needs. I have bought a fairly big carrier that would allow her plenty of space and isnt to heavy. Would it be safe and would it be fair on the rabbit to transport the rabbit on a regular basis bearing in mind i have to get 3trains the journey is roughly 2hours and i have to get across london on the tube. Id like to know your opinions or should i just stick to seeing my boyfriend less?
 
Difficult - an English lop is going to be a big bunny to carry across London in a carrier - also, I think it would depend alot on the bunny's personality as to whether the journey would really stress it out or not.
Is there anyone you could ask to keep on eye on Amber while you are away or get the boyfriend to travel to see you instead.
 
The trains coming in to london do get busy, it might stress her out, They do get quite big as well and might be to heavy to carry around all the time try taking her out for walks in the carrier first and see how she does ,

If not is there any body that can look after her when your away?
 
HI CARINA

DO YOU DRIVE? HOW LONG DO YOU GO AND SEE YOU B/FRIEND FOR?

I LIVE IN HAINAULT ESSEX ABOUT 5 MINS AWAY FROM THE OVERHEAD INTO LIVERPOOL ST, OR 5 MINIUTES AWAY FROM THE UNDERGROUND AND COULD BUNNYSIT IF YOU COULD STOP OF AT ANYONE OF THOSE STATIONS ON ROUTE TO LONDON? HOW DO YOU GET INTO LONDON?

P.S IS THE BUNNY VACINATED

PM ME IF I CAN HELP

THANKS EVE XX
 
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