Winter Bunnies
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Winter Bunnies
I didnt mind having single bunnies in the summer.. I would get home from work at 3pm and sit in the garden with them all evening...
Now I have to work full time and dont get in till 6pm and its getting wetter and colder and soon be dark before I get home.,...
How will the bunnies ever get any attention in the winter??????????
I cant bring them indoors cos of the children being allergic... and I cant sit outside in the dark all evening with them as when I get in I will have to do the kids dinner and make sure their homework is done etc.
How do other full time workers manage their bunnies in the winter? Especially single bunnies?
Now I have to work full time and dont get in till 6pm and its getting wetter and colder and soon be dark before I get home.,...
How will the bunnies ever get any attention in the winter??????????
I cant bring them indoors cos of the children being allergic... and I cant sit outside in the dark all evening with them as when I get in I will have to do the kids dinner and make sure their homework is done etc.
How do other full time workers manage their bunnies in the winter? Especially single bunnies?
fluffiebunnie- Established Hopper
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I know what you mean. I always feel guilty about the buns not getting enough attention in the winter, but at least they have each other.
Can you not bond yours? I'm sure you've already thought of that so sorry if i've missed something
Can you not bond yours? I'm sure you've already thought of that so sorry if i've missed something
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Bunbuns wrote:I know what you mean. I always feel guilty about the buns not getting enough attention in the winter, but at least they have each other.
Can you not bond yours? I'm sure you've already thought of that so sorry if i've missed something
They were bonded but Twinkle had mucky bum constantly cos she was scared of Pickle so I am not putting her through that again
fluffiebunnie- Established Hopper
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fluffiebunnie wrote:Bunbuns wrote:I know what you mean. I always feel guilty about the buns not getting enough attention in the winter, but at least they have each other.
Can you not bond yours? I'm sure you've already thought of that so sorry if i've missed something
They were bonded but Twinkle had mucky bum constantly cos she was scared of Pickle so I am not putting her through that again
Awwww, poor Twinkle.
I'm sure they'll be ok over winter, it must be difficult working full-time. I only do 12hrs a week and still struggle to get everyting done
They are lucky to have a mummy who cares abouth them so much!
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