Lynne_Bunny
Well-Known Member
Hello!
I have recently been accepted to study at Drama School in London. YAY!
I move in the next two weeks, and of course Peter is coming too!
It's a bit of a trip from Edinburgh, I'm going by train and I have checked, Peter is cool to come in his carry case. I've even bumped us up to first class so it will be quieter and we will have our own table.
Peter travels really well, he gets a little stressed but soon flops down and waits to get out. Once out he immediately wants to explore and eat!
I was just wondering if anyone had any tips to moving bunnies happily?
His carry case is small enough to keep him feeling safe but big enough for him to lie down.
I have treats to keep him happy, and a cover to pop over the cage to make it dark in case he gets freaked out.
I also have puppy training pads to pop in with him in case he needs to go, I've been getting him use to them too.
I will also have a cage there for him when we arrive... and a nice big garden!
Thanks!
Lynne and Peter
:dutch xxx
I have recently been accepted to study at Drama School in London. YAY!
I move in the next two weeks, and of course Peter is coming too!
It's a bit of a trip from Edinburgh, I'm going by train and I have checked, Peter is cool to come in his carry case. I've even bumped us up to first class so it will be quieter and we will have our own table.
Peter travels really well, he gets a little stressed but soon flops down and waits to get out. Once out he immediately wants to explore and eat!
I was just wondering if anyone had any tips to moving bunnies happily?
His carry case is small enough to keep him feeling safe but big enough for him to lie down.
I have treats to keep him happy, and a cover to pop over the cage to make it dark in case he gets freaked out.
I also have puppy training pads to pop in with him in case he needs to go, I've been getting him use to them too.
I will also have a cage there for him when we arrive... and a nice big garden!
Thanks!
Lynne and Peter
:dutch xxx