Furries
Warren Scout
Although my two small-medium sized bunnies are in a 6'x6' shed, with two hutches for them to go in/on top of/underneath plus several toys, they were getting cabin fever after not being out in their run since last Friday, due to the snow.
So, today I put them out in their 100 square ft run, despite there being several inches of snow in there. They loved it and tore around in the snow, chasing each other and hopefully letting off lots of pent-up energy. There's a covered part which was mostly clear of snow, so that's where I put their hay. However, I had only intended to leave them in there for an hour, but when I went to check on them, they seemed perfectly happy (in fact, my buck had decided to bury himself in the snow - he'd been digging and had made himself a little hole).
When I did finally decide to fetch them in, they'd been out nearly 3-hours. I dried their paws, but expected the rest of their body to be really wet, especially their tummy, but they weren't, they were dry.
Could I leave them out all day tomorrow, so long as I keep checking on them?
So, today I put them out in their 100 square ft run, despite there being several inches of snow in there. They loved it and tore around in the snow, chasing each other and hopefully letting off lots of pent-up energy. There's a covered part which was mostly clear of snow, so that's where I put their hay. However, I had only intended to leave them in there for an hour, but when I went to check on them, they seemed perfectly happy (in fact, my buck had decided to bury himself in the snow - he'd been digging and had made himself a little hole).
When I did finally decide to fetch them in, they'd been out nearly 3-hours. I dried their paws, but expected the rest of their body to be really wet, especially their tummy, but they weren't, they were dry.
Could I leave them out all day tomorrow, so long as I keep checking on them?