Many moons ago, at a state park on Maryland's Eastern Shore, I camped near a guy who erected a low wire fence in the shape of a square. Next time I looked, there were 8 or 10 rabbits in it. Turns out, he bred them. He was joined, later, by a friend and her rabbits. At least they were quiet and well-behaved. (The people, too.)
We've brought our guinea pig with us a few times. On one trip, it was almost perfect weather, so much like the rabbit breeder mentioned above, we found a shady spot and put him in an outside, floorless cage so he could munch on real grass for a change.
It was mainly for the week-long trips, not the weekend ones, since they can go a few days when you fill up their water, food and hay.
When we went to Disney last November, we decided to take our hermit crab with us, since we were turning the heat down in the house while we were gone. The funny thing is that the whole time we were down there, he would come out of his shell and climb the cage everyday, when we had him at home he barely ever came out. He must have really liked the weather in Florida.
Best Regards,
Norm
We have friends whose teen daughter always brings her rabbit. During the day they have a little fence set up for the rabbit. I just sit in my chair and wait for the eagle or hawk circling above to swoop down and ....... well you know. My other favorite thing to do is bring out a plate of meat & cheese and ask if anyone would like some rabbit & cheese ;D.
We went to Raccoon SP in PA last year. I kid you not the camper next to us had a pet skunk. I was sitting by the fire and looked over toward their camp and saw a skunk. The owner came out of the camper and picked it up and took it off a leash. He saw me looking and said it was their pet. They told us it had its stink glands removed. It was very friendly, very soft fur.
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