Carrier for 2 Buns

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- 04/03/2017 at 8:32 AM
  bartandmilhouse
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  Hi guys! I have been looking at carriers for Bart and Milhouse. I’ve read many of the threads about whether to get hard or soft carriers, and I think I am going to go for a hard one based on my bun’s behaviors (they like to chew and dig and do not care about laying on blankets).
  
  Just wanted to know if anyone has thoughts on a particular kind brand or anything. I am going to look at yard sale pages/craigslist and Amazon. And I would prefer just one carrier that they can both fit in.
  
  I saw this one and thought it might be good. The only available size is up to 15lb, which looks to be plenty of room.:
  
  https://www.amazon.com/Petmate-2108…rier 
  
  I saw this one and really like it as well, but am wondering if it would be too small? I really like the shoulder strap. Does anyone know of similar ones? I don’t need the strap, but it seemed like a nice option to have:
  
  https://www.amazon.com/Favorite-Air…et+carrier
  
  Thanks, guys!
- 04/03/2017 at 10:42 AM
  BanditCamp
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  I use a petmate top load carrier, they come in two sizes small and large and ive seem a few of the same carrier transporting two buns. They have plenty of space and they look comfy with a fleece or a small dog bed in it. Maybe some hay toilet paper rolls too
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