Is This to Much?

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Isis

Mama Doe

• Apr 16, 2010

• #1

I have already got a 6ft hutch with a 6ftx4ft run, and was thinking about getting another one the same size to attach to the one I have already got. Is this just going over the top or does it sound wonderful?

 

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Gemmapookie

Wise Old Thumper

• Apr 16, 2010

• #2

Perfect sounds fantastic No such thing as too much when it comes to buns
xxx

 

anaveragemuppet

Wise Old Thumper

• Apr 16, 2010

• #3

sounds unbelievably wonderful to me!

 

Blackberry & Co

Wise Old Thumper

• Apr 16, 2010

• #4

The bigger the better!

 

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Isis

Mama Doe

• Apr 16, 2010

• #5

It will be for my big girl and my little boy, they're not together yet. But hoping they will be by the summer. So he'll have one and she will be in the other, then when they are bonded I will convert into one big hutch/run combo.

 

happysaz133

Wise Old Thumper

• Apr 16, 2010

• #6

Never too much, sounds great!

 

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jerseybunnybaby

New Kit

• Apr 16, 2010

• #7

i think that sounds wonderful! i wish i could do something like that for my bunny right now.

 

BB Mommy

Warren Veteran

• Apr 16, 2010

• #8

My motto is that you'll never regret investing in good sized accommodation - the more space you can give the better!

 

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Becca24

Mama Doe

• Apr 16, 2010

• #9

Isis said:

It will be for my big girl and my little boy, they're not together yet. But hoping they will be by the summer. So he'll have one and she will be in the other, then when they are bonded I will convert into one big hutch/run combo.

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oh thats a good idea, I shall remember that for when pip gets a girlfriend!

 

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Isis

Mama Doe

• Apr 17, 2010

• #10

Just bought the other hutch, and hope to put it up the following week . So they can be next to each other and see each other. I have one problem though, my girlie cannot get down or up the ramp, does anyone know of any thing I could do to help her?

 

Fluffers

Wise Old Thumper

• Apr 17, 2010

• #11

Is she frightened or physically unable? Can you make the ramp longer and less steep?

 

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Isis

Mama Doe

• Apr 17, 2010

• #12

I think she is physically unable to get down there, I did think about putting carpet on the ramp so she has a better grip. And maybe put something actually under the ramp, so it isn't so steep?

Edit: That wouldn't work, because then she wouldn't actually be able to get out... :lol:

 

Last edited: Apr 17, 2010

Fluffers

Wise Old Thumper

• Apr 17, 2010

• #13

I assume its a double decker hutch then? Could you get one which just sits off the ground a few inches instead?