I guess what I'm looking for here is people's experiences, maybe some advice and encouragement. We are planning to move soon, the time has come to upgrade our home to something larger. We met with a realtor tonight, and he suggests we put the house on the market by the end of January, so that gives us less than a month to rent a pod, deep clean and declutter. Naturally he also said the rabbits, who live in a large nic cube setup in our living room and are mostly free roam, should move to the basement until we move, because they won't exactly help matters when people come to tour the house.
This leaves me with all kinds of worries. This summer when it was really hot upstairs I did set up a room in the basement for them where they could be cooler, and they hated it down there. It wasn't home to them, obviously. So now not only will they have to move there while the house is on the market, but they'll have to move again when we find a new house. I am scared they will be too stressed, might get sick etc. What are your experiences? Am I being overprotective and silly? It's colder down there than the upstairs so I worry they'll be too cold. Basically it's a big change and they don't deal with change that well. What does everyone think?
This leaves me with all kinds of worries. This summer when it was really hot upstairs I did set up a room in the basement for them where they could be cooler, and they hated it down there. It wasn't home to them, obviously. So now not only will they have to move there while the house is on the market, but they'll have to move again when we find a new house. I am scared they will be too stressed, might get sick etc. What are your experiences? Am I being overprotective and silly? It's colder down there than the upstairs so I worry they'll be too cold. Basically it's a big change and they don't deal with change that well. What does everyone think?