Alfie's new hutch (no pic but question)

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**Bonnie**

Mama Doe

• Oct 20, 2005

• #1

I got Alfie a double jumbo from Hop and Hutch, i put him in it quickly this morning and then had to leave for work.

He looked very unsure of the ramp/ladder that goes up to the next level.

I am sitting here a bit worried wondering if he is going to hurt himself trying to go up and down or no be able to get up at all where his food and water is..

Am i being neurotic or will he sort this out for himself??

PS. Boyfriend is far from impressed at the size of this hutch taking over the garden

 

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janice

Wise Old Thumper

• Oct 20, 2005

• #2

He will sort himself out, you may need to show him how to use the stairs later if he hasn't discovered how to do it by this evening. As long as he starts on the same level as the food and water he will be fine. If the food is on a different level from him at the moment, he will be fine if he has hay until you get home.

Janice

 

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**Bonnie**

Mama Doe

• Oct 20, 2005

• #3

Thanks Janice!!

I do tend to worry (as you have prob noticed from all of my posts!! :lol: )

 

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janice

Wise Old Thumper

• Oct 20, 2005

• #4

You are simply being a caring mummy.

Janice

 

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**Bonnie**

Mama Doe

• Oct 20, 2005

• #5

ahhh thanks Janice!

 

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BUBBLES

Mama Doe

• Oct 20, 2005

• #6

Our Daisy actually fell down the ladder the first day, and Maisy looked scared of it. but they soon got the hang of it....

 

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**Bonnie**

Mama Doe

• Oct 20, 2005

• #7

Poor Daisy!!

Thanks Bubbles - hopefully when i get home Alfie is still in one piece...Its a really nice hutch (massive!)

 

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BUBBLES

Mama Doe

• Oct 20, 2005

• #8

No probs. Would love to see a picture of the New Hutch if you get time.

 

Wendy-Jane

Alpha Buck

• Oct 20, 2005

• #9

Hopefully, he'll be zooming up and down by the time you get home. Bunsters have a habit of sitting around with a worried expression on their (cutey-pie) little faces while you're watching them encounter something new, but as soon as you turn away they're tearing round like hooligans :? Well, that's what mine do anyway :lol: :lol: :lol:

PS Tell your boyfriend that the hutch is average sized, as modern hutches go, it's just that his garden is a bit on the small side :wink:

 

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**Bonnie**

Mama Doe

• Oct 20, 2005

• #10

PS Tell your boyfriend that the hutch is average sized, as modern hutches go, it's just that his garden is a bit on the small side

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Ha haaa, actually that is a very good thing to say - thanks for that!

Bubbles i want to post a pic of Alfie and the hutch etc but i dont know how too

Will need to re-read the instructions again cause i have loads of pic's of him!

 

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**Bonnie**

Mama Doe

• Oct 21, 2005

• #11

came home last yesterday and he was fine, kept going up and down the stairs - he loves it, i took the bottom bit off the let him have a run of the garden, he ran around the garden a couple of times and then went back to his hutch!!

 

Wendy-Jane

Alpha Buck

• Oct 21, 2005

• #12

YAY - that's excellent news
A bit of practice and he'll be binkying from one level to the next :lol: :lol:

 

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**Bonnie**

Mama Doe

• Oct 21, 2005

• #13

Janice has kindly offered to post some pictures for me so you can see Alfie next week as i've seen everyone elses pic's!