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We have a TP one, very safe as impossible to fall down springs (springs on outside of enclosure)


Other than the fact it went walkies in the wind last night which I'm amazed at given its large size and weight, it's been no trouble at all.


Despite getting stuck in a hedge it's been rescued and found to be intact:)

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