rabbits

Mine is an indoor bun so his setup is really my whole house! xxx

My house bun has mastered the stairs x

I think we were very lucky with Tayers rabbits as they were handled daily by her and her children .. Burdock is so easy to handle and follows you everywhere big character .x

The Pudster is gorgeous and is outside in her run - fresh carrots and dandelions on the menu this morning x

haha thank you x
my big buck has the run of half of the shed...all baby bunnies followed him in personality and obedience..

your fleet is amazing tayer i think he really loves you xxx

so how long do you spend with your outdoor rabbits a day?

Burdock comes indoors for at least a couple of hours and then Meme takes himm into her room after school, he also has a run outside so gets plenty of excersise the more you spend with them the more they get use to you .x

so have you bunny proofed your home for when he comes in? and does he still use his litter tray wherever he is?

My rabbits don't come in doors, they have the run of the outdoor brick shed...it's like the old coal sheds, I also have a working outdoor toilet...in there...haha.
My doe lives in her hutch and has the run of the patio for a few hours a day unless the weather is is crap.....her hutch is the pic, 2story 5footer...she is grumpy when preggers, so I don't really bother her, but my buck is a beautiful cuddly bunny, he oozes character! I live him to bits and spend an hour a night in there feeding and stroking him, talking to him he sees me out and goes up on his hind feet to say goodbye...he is a star!

Frankie Pudding has a run outside for the daytime - it has a sunscreen and a waterproof cover in case of showers.

With regards to bunny proofing your home - it is like teaching children to behave - she has not chewed wires but we have lifted any (nick's laptop wire) out of bunny reach, she did initially like to chomp on wallpaper so Nick's storage boxes are pushed right under his bed and his laundry hamper stops her for getting under his dressing table - providing lots of toys helps to stop any unwanted chewing and also telling her off - she hops in and out of her indoor cage to use her litter tray and is very clean - she has mastered hopping on Nick's bed and can also use the stairs as she has the free run of upstairs.

ellel wrote:

so have you bunny proofed your home for when he comes in? and does he still use his litter tray wherever he is?

My house is child proofed and yes he uses his tray x

pudding is beautiful and so friendly..i walked towards her pen and she came running up for a fuss. xx

And is now in disgrace as she has chomped Nick's train magazine!!

Oh dear lol ...x

Burdock does the same Nik i think its because Tayer was handling from such a early age .x

Should have picked it up off the floor - sick and tired of telling him x

ooooops....yep, my bunnies knocked the back of food over, food every where and the bag ripped to pieces.