Hi all,
As some of you may know, I've been having trouble getting my shy bun Socks out into the run as she wouldn't get into the carrier to be transported.
Although I thought I wouldn't be able to, I thought I'd see if I could attach run to hutch, even though not as ideal as grass IMO as it's now on slabs. This is what I've done so far.
I'm happy because Socks has come out into the run within five minutes but the hutch and run are in no way attached so I was hoping for some advice to make it safer. They run covers the gap under the hutch so they can't get under there but I'm aware that the run could be pushed away from the hutch if they found a way to do it.
Happy to leave them like this for a few hours whilst myself and OH are in and buzzing around but wouldn't do this if I wasn't in or overnight.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
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As some of you may know, I've been having trouble getting my shy bun Socks out into the run as she wouldn't get into the carrier to be transported.
Although I thought I wouldn't be able to, I thought I'd see if I could attach run to hutch, even though not as ideal as grass IMO as it's now on slabs. This is what I've done so far.
I'm happy because Socks has come out into the run within five minutes but the hutch and run are in no way attached so I was hoping for some advice to make it safer. They run covers the gap under the hutch so they can't get under there but I'm aware that the run could be pushed away from the hutch if they found a way to do it.
Happy to leave them like this for a few hours whilst myself and OH are in and buzzing around but wouldn't do this if I wasn't in or overnight.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
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