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I won't get away with a run that big :-( Is there a set size of square feet do you think? Double the rwaf min for 2 buns?

What would minimum sizes be for a quad? Obviously bigger the better, but need to know firstly what size house to look at and then whether the new garden is big enough for a decent run. Thanks x

I have this same problem with my mum - although it's when I get I'll. to be fair I am a bit allergic to cats (but they are here now) but whenever I come down with a cold, it's because of them - I'm pretty sure it's because I work with germy children. Also, my kids are hardly ever sick, and I'm...

Congratulations Kenco and Buttercup. Great news :)

Bump :( (and sending nose rubs)

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http://www.facebook.com/waggytailswalks#!/waggytailswalks This is in Dagenham

Mine are not, but if they ever move outside they will be just in case they escape. It may not be likely that they will be scanned - but they might and that's good enough for me!

I have four buns in the kitchen and two in the livingroom (kitchen buns free range there full time, living room buns are in a pen currently and allowed to free range when we are home). I also have 5 guinea pigs in the living room too. I'm in the middle of building an enclosure which will mean...

I once had a foster who didn't seem to have ever had hay. I bought some camomile herbage (P@H stock it) and she loved it. It's expensive though so once she was used to it I slowly started mixing it with regular hay until she ended up just eating that.

I'm completely smitten. I keep arguing with myself about whether I should apply or not.

Many years ago I had a dental bunny who I had to keep taking to get her teeth burred. If I'd known then what I know now I would have had them removed.

*Prepares to fight Mrs. Bunnykins* ;) I love him more, keep your mitts off :lol: He is very nommable :love::love::love:

Awww! That's it. I'm coming up to Barnsley to get him :love:

I'm so sorry Louise. Sending you hugs xxx

Definately not too old to bond - I just bonded my 6yearold female with a young male :) As for a 'quiet' rabbit, I would suggest going to a rescue. Rabbits ae full of personality - for instance I had two dwarf lops, one of which was very mellow whilst the other was always first for getting into...

Still no luck Mad Hatter? :(

I have just got a run to go in my boyfriends garden (yes, I choose my men carefully ;P). As none of mine have had access to grass for at least year, and they will have to take turns (due to having two bun groups and two g.pig groups) meaning it could be a month before they get to go out again...

Omg! If I lived nearby I'd snap him up in an instant! Those ears are amazing!