Outdoor playthings ?

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silly4sows

Banned

• May 30, 2006

• #1

Now that my bunsters are happily living together I would like to get them some playthings to go outside when they can go out in the run (thats if this rain ever stops :evil: !!!) can anyone recommend anything.

I have seen pic of people who have giant tube things, but havent come across any yet.

Deb x

 

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loopylop

Wise Old Thumper

• May 30, 2006

• #2

You could fill some storage boxes (dead cheao from asda) with soil or hay

 

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Spacegirl

Mama Doe

• May 30, 2006

• #3

Mine like to throw around plastic flower pots and if you have enough height then a wooden shelter that they can hide in or jump on top of is good.

 

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Snowflakes mummy

Mama Doe

• May 30, 2006

• #4

Tunnels.. we've just discovered she loves tunnels so my mum wants us to get a childrens tunnel for the garden - for the rabbit lol

 

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beckiboo186

Warren Veteran

• May 30, 2006

• #5

Have u ever been to Au Naturale? It sells little stool sorta things which at 2.00 and are ace. Also snowflakes mummy, they sell childrens tunnels for about 14 i think :thumb: xx

 

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GiantJessica

Warren Scout

• May 30, 2006

• #6

Tunnels are cool 8) We got Jessica a kids tunnel a few weeks ago and she has great fun with it. We got ours from Argos. Here is a pic of her in action with it

 

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beckiboo186

Warren Veteran

• May 30, 2006

• #7

GiantJessica said:

Tunnels are cool 8) We got Jessica a kids tunnel a few weeks ago and she has great fun with it. We got ours from Argos. Here is a pic of her in action with it

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Ace!! How much was it? Xx

 

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GiantJessica

Warren Scout

• May 31, 2006

• #8

It was £12. Definately worth every penny. She was a little reluctant at first but soon got hopping and now loves it.

 

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Snowflakes mummy

Mama Doe

• May 31, 2006

• #9

Thats the one my mummy wants hahaha!

 

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Aliandbuns

Mama Doe

• May 31, 2006

• #10

I got some giant plastic plant pots the other day and have cut bunny-sized holes in them, turned them upside down and linked them up with a tube for in their run. The bunnies love going in and out of them and I can use one of them as a seat in the run too.

I have also got a wire ball suspended from the top of their run on slightly stretchy string which I put hay in that bobs around. For some reason they spend ages getting the hay out of this rather than from their hay racks - they just seem to like the challenge of it. :lol: