There should be no contradiction between moving and bringing a pet rabbit. When moving, you can leave the rabbit at a neighbor's house with some food so that it won't get hungry. After the move is completed, Just put the rabbit in the cage and take it over. You can also buy a pet rabbit and a take-out bag, so that you won’t get sunstroke and get heatstroke when the weather is hot, and it can keep you warm when the weather is cold.

If you are moving to another city and you don’t have a private car, and motor trains, trains and buses are not allowed to take you with you, you can consider taking a ride with you. I encountered such a problem not long ago. I was a student at school who raised a rabbit. Because I was not allowed to take it home during the holidays, my classmates asked me to give it to others. I thought, since I have raised it, I must be responsible and cannot throw it away no matter what. When I got off it, it was difficult to find a ride, otherwise I had to carpool home, but as a student, I couldn’t afford the price of carpooling, but in the end I found a ride and took it home as I wished. I never thought of abandoning it. If this is the case for you, you can find someone to ride with you recently.

If you are moving to a place not far from home, I think this is very simple. Just take it there directly. If you have a walking rabbit rope, you can also walk there. If you are in the process of moving, Afraid of something going wrong with it. If there is no one in the new home and the old home, and they are busy moving things back and forth, you can put the rabbit in the same room and lock it, so that the rabbit cannot escape and you are not afraid of someone hurting it. Just take it with you when the time comes.

If you are moving to a place far away from home, but you are afraid that it will be inconvenient to keep rabbits in cages, you can search for take-out bags. If the distance is long, bring enough cold boiled water, a small amount Food, and pee pads, because it takes a while to adapt to a new environment, and you may keep peeing due to stress, so these situations must be taken into consideration.

I hope that no matter what the situation is, you can take the rabbit with you. No matter how difficult it is, don’t abandon it, otherwise it will be sad. After all, you are its owner. No one will sincerely care about it except you. Wait for it.