RE: Bunnies and Doggies

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RE: Bunnies and Doggies

02/04/2008 at 1:54 AM

kimberleyanddarren

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we do spend alot of time out there as it is just part of our living room like joined on by double doors he/she would only be in there during the night on their own and so s/he will be a very active member of the family with access to the living room all day long and no predators can get in there!
I would never intend to leave them together.. i just want them to be able to accept each others presence thats all so neither has to be shut out whilst the other is inside. But obviously if they cant get on then this will have to happen i would never put either at risk!