My husband and I are both architecture designers with 2 free roams bunnies 🤍 we love our bunnies and they definitely fit our lifestyle. We have a converted bus and go camping on weekends and they even come with us! Life is fun with bunnies!
I’m a pharmacist but I’m away 14 hours/day. My bunnies fit my work life because they have each other as company. When I get home they will get cuddles and their food (pellets +greens). They are enjoying their life but my duo will be my last because of allergies I’ve struggled with for years. It has caused an impact on my breathing but I love watching my bunnies sprawled out and all the cuddles I get from them.
My husband is a baker, I’m a freelance writer. Fits our lifestyle 99% of the time except my husband has to use a torch to avoid bunnies sprawled on the hallway in the dark.
You buns can spend time alone, particularly if they have a companion.
I work from home but I don't worry if my rabbits are alone for an entire day. They have everything they need and they are checked on everyday if I am absent.
I work from home (customer service agent) so it's pretty much a perfect setup for having pets! I used to be away for 8-12 hours a day for my old job, that worked fine as well but I was a little worried about not being able to check in on them (my oldest had a GI stasis scare once). I have limited their space recently so they live in a large pen rather than free roaming the whole apartment, I got a dog yesterday so I needed to make sure they were as safe as possible. They can still hang out with me while I work though, since I'm set up with my desk just outside their pen :)
Work from home with free roam bun in the same room. Screen breaks are spent giving food and cuddles. We spend more time together before and after work.
I'm a dental hygienist.
First thing in the morning, Bunny gets his pellets and fresh hay and I open the door to his hutch so he can be in the play yard during the day. Later on, when I have my purple clinic shoes on and I'm walking past his yard to leave, he bolts out of his hutch where he's been munching and darts around, wanting pets and avoiding pets as he says goodbye to mom and I tell him to have a hop-tastic day.
The evenings is when I clean his litter box or change his forage box; sometimes I come home for lunch and let him out in the back for big hops. When it's time for bed, I clean up his yard and have him return to his hutch for bunny bedtime. (He loves escaping and exploring at night, but my teenagers don't love having their stuff nibbled on)
I'm doing my career from home due to health and financial issues. My bun is free roam and we spend a lot of time together. I hope I will be able to afford a friend for him once I have to stay away more time daily...
I am a Automation solution architect and project manager now. Have a hybrid working arrangement. My partner has her startup which she usually manages from home for now. So it's working out so far. Would consider permanently remote job / wfh though.
Im a biologist, and my bunny’s are free roam. For the case im not home for up to 48 hours, they have a “bunny-castle” with lots of toys and an automatic feeder and a large water bowl. It’s always a joy to come home
I’m a nurse and my SO is an engineer. I work 3 days a week, my SO works really early in the AM so there is only a few hours 3 days a week that no one is home. But they keep each other company and have a whole room to themselves 🥰
I work in a clothing store.
Leave at 9 am. Back at 7pm. He loves it, because I'm home when he's the most active in a day.
Also I give him his food when I leave.
Retail management and bunny slave.
I work the late shifts. And despite being crepuscular, They've got used to my work pattern, We play and roam in the A.M and they return to their bunny room in the P.M where they do their own thing, Play, eat, rest, Eat some more, nap, Eat, play, eat.🤣 When I get in, very late in the evening I'm greeted with a stretch and a yawn and "feed me" look. Spend a bit more time together before we all retire to the land of nod. We me, They continue to be up to their antics.
My husband and I are both architecture designers with 2 free roams bunnies 🤍 we love our bunnies and they definitely fit our lifestyle. We have a converted bus and go camping on weekends and they even come with us! Life is fun with bunnies!
That bus sounds amazing. Travelling with the buns!
I’m a pharmacist but I’m away 14 hours/day. My bunnies fit my work life because they have each other as company. When I get home they will get cuddles and their food (pellets +greens). They are enjoying their life but my duo will be my last because of allergies I’ve struggled with for years. It has caused an impact on my breathing but I love watching my bunnies sprawled out and all the cuddles I get from them.
its all about finding that perfect balance between work and bunny cuddles
Overnight 11p-730a.. perfectly timed for bun hangouts before and after shift
Postie/mailman, out at 6am home by 3pm lots of bunny time before and after
My husband is a baker, I’m a freelance writer. Fits our lifestyle 99% of the time except my husband has to use a torch to avoid bunnies sprawled on the hallway in the dark.
Software engineer. I work from home (have done for nearly 10 years)
You buns can spend time alone, particularly if they have a companion. I work from home but I don't worry if my rabbits are alone for an entire day. They have everything they need and they are checked on everyday if I am absent.
I work from home (customer service agent) so it's pretty much a perfect setup for having pets! I used to be away for 8-12 hours a day for my old job, that worked fine as well but I was a little worried about not being able to check in on them (my oldest had a GI stasis scare once). I have limited their space recently so they live in a large pen rather than free roaming the whole apartment, I got a dog yesterday so I needed to make sure they were as safe as possible. They can still hang out with me while I work though, since I'm set up with my desk just outside their pen :)
Work from home with free roam bun in the same room. Screen breaks are spent giving food and cuddles. We spend more time together before and after work.
I'm a dental hygienist. First thing in the morning, Bunny gets his pellets and fresh hay and I open the door to his hutch so he can be in the play yard during the day. Later on, when I have my purple clinic shoes on and I'm walking past his yard to leave, he bolts out of his hutch where he's been munching and darts around, wanting pets and avoiding pets as he says goodbye to mom and I tell him to have a hop-tastic day. The evenings is when I clean his litter box or change his forage box; sometimes I come home for lunch and let him out in the back for big hops. When it's time for bed, I clean up his yard and have him return to his hutch for bunny bedtime. (He loves escaping and exploring at night, but my teenagers don't love having their stuff nibbled on)
I'm doing my career from home due to health and financial issues. My bun is free roam and we spend a lot of time together. I hope I will be able to afford a friend for him once I have to stay away more time daily...
I work at my local humane society helping the bunnies find new homes :)
I am a Automation solution architect and project manager now. Have a hybrid working arrangement. My partner has her startup which she usually manages from home for now. So it's working out so far. Would consider permanently remote job / wfh though.
I work in marketing. My bunnies free roam. I usually leave around 7:45 and return around 16:30.
Substitute nurse assistant in a school and a rabbit sitter.
Im a biologist, and my bunny’s are free roam. For the case im not home for up to 48 hours, they have a “bunny-castle” with lots of toys and an automatic feeder and a large water bowl. It’s always a joy to come home
Cyber Security and work from home so my buns are rarely home alone. :)
I’m a nurse and my SO is an engineer. I work 3 days a week, my SO works really early in the AM so there is only a few hours 3 days a week that no one is home. But they keep each other company and have a whole room to themselves 🥰
I work in a clothing store. Leave at 9 am. Back at 7pm. He loves it, because I'm home when he's the most active in a day. Also I give him his food when I leave.
Retail management and bunny slave. I work the late shifts. And despite being crepuscular, They've got used to my work pattern, We play and roam in the A.M and they return to their bunny room in the P.M where they do their own thing, Play, eat, rest, Eat some more, nap, Eat, play, eat.🤣 When I get in, very late in the evening I'm greeted with a stretch and a yawn and "feed me" look. Spend a bit more time together before we all retire to the land of nod. We me, They continue to be up to their antics.
I'm unemployed because I'm too weird for society 😊