The bunny shed pictures!!

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Beebop

Warren Veteran

• Nov 6, 2005

• #1

Well at last the camera is working, so here are some pictures of the new shed!

The inside!

Clove's favourite sleeping spot....

Storage:

Clove

Two happy bunsters!

And Hannah...she just had to be included!! :roll: :lol:

Well thats all for now!

 

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Katie

Mama Doe

• Nov 6, 2005

• #2

aww they look so happy!! thats a fab house for them!! I love the door!!! How big is the shed?

 

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Charliesangel

Warren Veteran

• Nov 6, 2005

• #3

Great job you :thumb:

They look very pleased in their new home, and I'm sure you are very happy that you are done! :wink:

Fab set up, and hannah is a doll

xxxx

 

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Jack's-Jane

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 6, 2005

• #4

Is the woofster an Airedale..?? Lovely Bunny des-res and even lovelier bunnies!! Jane and The Buns xx

 

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Beebop

Warren Veteran

• Nov 6, 2005

• #5

It is 5ft by 7ft, and in that second photo it cuts off about 1/3 so it is a fair size for two medium/small rabbits.

Yes hannah is an airedale, and one total rascal!!! Here she is along with some doggie family at the airedale club meet-up doing the annual egg and spoon race!! :lol:

 

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Veronica

Mama Doe

• Nov 6, 2005

• #6

Absolutely brilliant set up What lucky lucky buns

 

HS

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 7, 2005

• #7

Looks fab! All those things to play in - I bet they love it!

 

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elve

Banned

• Nov 7, 2005

• #8

hi

that's lovely

 

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kim 106

Mama Doe

• Nov 7, 2005

• #9

thats lovley the same size as mine only my door is on the end next step for mine is lighting and heating mined you its warm enougth for now i st with the buns on saterday

 

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janice

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 7, 2005

• #10

What a lovely shed for them, may I ask what are the 'metal strips' you have put on the edges to stop them nibbling?

Janice

 

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BirdieBun

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 7, 2005

• #11

awww great new home there! the bunsters look very happy well done :thumb:

 

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Beebop

Warren Veteran

• Nov 7, 2005

• #12

jrn1310 said:

What a lovely shed for them, may I ask what are the 'metal strips' you have put on the edges to stop them nibbling?

Janice

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I am not sure, I will ask my dad and get back to you. They are smooth so cannot hurt them when they brush against it, and they certainly do the trick, fudge was totally demolishing the shed overnight!!! :roll: :lol:

 

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janice

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 7, 2005

• #13

There will be a lot of people on here who may be interested in what they are if they stop the shed being eaten up! Those ones you have look less obvious than some I have seen but I would guess just as effective.

Janice

 

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sarsimp

Mama Doe

• Nov 7, 2005

• #14

What a fantastic setup - they look well chuffed

Hannah is beautifulxx

 

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Beebop

Warren Veteran

• Nov 7, 2005

• #15

jrn1310 said:

There will be a lot of people on here who may be interested in what they are if they stop the shed being eaten up! Those ones you have look less obvious than some I have seen but I would guess just as effective.

Janice

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My dad says - I'm not sure what the actual name for it is, but it is used by plasters to protect the corners of walls. They can be bought in any builders suppliers or good DIY. They are very cheap, about 80p per 2 metre strip and very easy to cut using a hacksaw. I used 1/2" pins to attach, although, I think 3/4" would be easier to handle. The proper name for the pins is Escutcheon Pins.

 

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Sooty

Mama Doe

• Nov 7, 2005

• #16

This could sort all kinds of problems! I can see B&Q running out :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

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janice

Wise Old Thumper

• Nov 8, 2005

• #17

Thats brilliant, thanks for the information ......... just thought that they may be of use for us to protect the outside of the hutches from being eaten as well, most of us have a run which all the hutches are inside and then additional runs on the grass. I need to speak to our treasurer and see if we can get a lot of them, that is one really good way to make both hutches and sheds last



Janice

 

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bunny_burrows

Mama Doe

• Nov 10, 2005

• #18

That looks great! And your buns certainly look as if they are enjoying themselves.

 

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smokiemistyozzy

Mama Doe

• Nov 10, 2005

• #19

When I move out I want to make a similar home for my bunsters

 

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Beebop

Warren Veteran

• Nov 10, 2005

• #20

jrn1310 said:

Thats brilliant, thanks for the information ......... just thought that they may be of use for us to protect the outside of the hutches from being eaten as well, most of us have a run which all the hutches are inside and then additional runs on the grass. I need to speak to our treasurer and see if we can get a lot of them, that is one really good way to make both hutches and sheds last



Janice

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thats great and they are really cheap so they shouldn't be too expensive even if you have loads of hutchs to do. :wink: