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No rabbits are not rabies carriers--rather like racehorses--so there are no passports etc needed. However we do have him immunised against myxymatosis and hemoragic fever in case he encounters various germs on his walks where there are wild rabbits.This is recorded in his own medical diary...

Brilliant--thanks to all concerned. The shots were at Oropesa in Spain in January--the one in the awning shows Scrap on HIS chair. Rabbits are very easy to house train and are interesting on a harness and lead.In the way that THEY decide where you are going on the walk.Not as bidable as a dog...

I have a few from Spain last Winter--how do I download onto the forum please. John ,Fay and Scrap.

Don't know if anyone else takes their rabbit on holiday but our bunny would cry if he was excluded .He is for us the ideal pet on holiday--he is house trained and uses a toilet tray and walks happily on lead and harness. He has just returned from a holiday in the UK and has made it clear that...

Just joined--very much a newbie--we have a Geist 550 which we love and a Toyota Rav 4D to tow. We live in France and visit family in England annually and spend winters in Spain. Still learning how to tow and park and making LOADS of mistakes. Looking forwards to picking the brains of more...