Hi, I know this has been covered prob many times but i'm still going to askSadly we can't bring Poppy into the house over the winter& I can't get her into the shed because we have bird roosting in there & there is'nt any room so she is going to have to stop outside. At the min she's on the patio about 6ft away from the house (facing the house)
My plan was to cover her hut with an old blaket/sheet, 2 layers of bubble wrap, a shower curtain then put 1 tonne rubble sacks that I stiched together over the top as they hook under the leg of the hutch so should stop every thing else blowing away. How does this sound will she be warm enough:?:?:?she use's her bed room to sleep in & at the min it has hay 3-4" deep but I may put more in if it'll help. Also should the above coverings come down over the front of her hutch ?? The sacks to cover the front which keeps alot of wind out
Thanks for any help
My plan was to cover her hut with an old blaket/sheet, 2 layers of bubble wrap, a shower curtain then put 1 tonne rubble sacks that I stiched together over the top as they hook under the leg of the hutch so should stop every thing else blowing away. How does this sound will she be warm enough:?:?:?she use's her bed room to sleep in & at the min it has hay 3-4" deep but I may put more in if it'll help. Also should the above coverings come down over the front of her hutch ?? The sacks to cover the front which keeps alot of wind out
Thanks for any help