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- 02/19/2009 at 5:08 PM
  evansvillegirl26
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  Should I put them in one pet carrier? Or just put them in the back seat with some towels? I would be afraid if I put them in a pet carrier they might start fighting before I get them in the car!
- 02/19/2009 at 6:21 PM
  2lops
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  Do you have any boxes? I would just put them in a box with towels and a bit of hay.. I would be afraid to use a carrier if they start fights and it’s all closed in/ locked up and and you can’t really see whats happening.. a box with a open top might make them feel more comfortable..
- 02/19/2009 at 7:16 PM
  KatnipCrzy
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  I would use a box/basket/rubbermaid bin, etc. I think the closer they are the less likely to fight expecially when frightened. It seems like if my bunnies are further away- small movements are seen as a possible “attack” and that can trigger them to fight. I used a clear bin with a lid, and then switched to a smaller pet carrier. I took a blanket with me in case I had to take one out- and I took a frisbee for sticking in between them if needed. Fortunately I have not had to use either.
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