Splitting out time between two buns?

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- 10/26/2020 at 8:02 AM
  Bu20055
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  Hi guys. So Esther is usually out almost all day, but now that Blaze is here, they need to split the out time. Is doing two shifts okay? It would probably be from 7:30AM- 1:30PM then 1:30PM-7:30PM. Are those okay timings? I could potentially have one of the buns out later at night, because 7:30 is just about when I feed them their dinner. What do you guys think?
- 10/26/2020 at 8:37 AM
  Bam
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  I think 2 shifts are good, but I would probably extend the evening out-time, since the evenings as a rule are when we have time to really hang out with our buns. It can however feel a bit unfair if one bun always gets the morning shift and the other one gets the evenings. Hopefully this situation will be very temporary for you though.
  
  When I had two buns who permanently (and very decidedly) didn’t get along, I divided the apt between them, but since I’m only one person, I still had to divide my time between each half of the apt 🤣
- 10/26/2020 at 8:44 AM
  shasbun
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  The timings seem great! I really love that they’re almost equal in length. It’s just that many bunnies sleep in the afternoon, so maybe you could make the morning shift a little earlier and the night shift a little later if that’s possible? But overall, you’re doing great!
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