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- 02/16/2017 at 4:32 PM
  VelvetLopBunz
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  Velvet LOVES to go outside in the warmer months. He used to have a harness but it made me extremely nervous. Putting it on, first of all, took a good 15 minutes. Second, he runs and stops so suddenly and fast that it wouldn’t be hard to step on him. Any injury is not a risk I will take for “walking” him on a harness. Our only successful way of bringing him out is in a dog pen. Is a pet stroller an ok option? He would be completely enclosed so I don’t see what a potential problem could be (other than if he wouldn’t like it). He doesn’t mind when I walk around with him in or outside so I would assume a stroller walking around our yard and driveway wouldn’t be too much different. (I would still let him out in the pen to explore) What do you think? ?? or ??
- 03/12/2017 at 9:14 PM
  Sr. Melangell
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  What is a stroller? Is it a baby carriage, like a pram? Sorry to sound thick but I’m from the UK, where we use different words than Americans, I’m not well up on the American lingo, is it a type of baby buggy? Agh help me someone.
- 03/12/2017 at 9:21 PM
  Azerane
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  Yes, Charlie’s Angel, a stroller is a pram
  
  I think a stroller would be perfectly fine, I’ve seen people use them for rabbits, dogs, cats, birds etc. Just need to be sure that she doesn’t feel up to chewing the fabric walls and making a drastic escape
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