Biscuit's Mum!
Warren Veteran
We put the buns outside on Saturday in the afternoon. I cried most of the day even though they were still inside all day!
Me and hubby spent half an hour in the kitchen working out if we could bear to put them outside.
Don't get me wrong, it's not that I think having buns outdoors is cruel or similar, it's just that ours have always been inside.
Anyway - they seem to love it. Went out this morning and got them in and they are happy being in and seem to love being out!
They are in a hutch at the moment with no run, which I think is a good start for them so they don't have a massive overhaul. My pops (an engineer and carpentry genius, made all of our massive childhood rabbit hutches) is here this weekend so we are going to ask him to give us some pointers on connecting the hutch to the 7x5 run we have.
Ramble ramble: now question
I am aware that buns are supposed to have a constant access to a run. At the same time I have heard that they shouldn't be in the run without constant supervision. Which is the right way?
I am thinking of an attachment between the hutch and run that is closeable overnight at least.
Our garden is fox-proof but as ever, not cat-proof. :roll:
Me and hubby spent half an hour in the kitchen working out if we could bear to put them outside.
Don't get me wrong, it's not that I think having buns outdoors is cruel or similar, it's just that ours have always been inside.
Anyway - they seem to love it. Went out this morning and got them in and they are happy being in and seem to love being out!
They are in a hutch at the moment with no run, which I think is a good start for them so they don't have a massive overhaul. My pops (an engineer and carpentry genius, made all of our massive childhood rabbit hutches) is here this weekend so we are going to ask him to give us some pointers on connecting the hutch to the 7x5 run we have.
Ramble ramble: now question
I am aware that buns are supposed to have a constant access to a run. At the same time I have heard that they shouldn't be in the run without constant supervision. Which is the right way?
I am thinking of an attachment between the hutch and run that is closeable overnight at least.
Our garden is fox-proof but as ever, not cat-proof. :roll: