Which would be best?

OK I'm hoping over the next few months to get a new hutch for fosters as the one I have is pretty shabby now BUT I do have a slight problem, The hutch I have now is in the shed and although it isnt a big problem, the next one has to be outdoors and fit into a gap between the trellis and the shed. So, Do I go for a small hutch with a run attached like this http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Rabbit-Hutch-...hZ015QQcategoryZ63513QQtcZphotoQQcmdZViewItem or just a big hutch, and then put bun in the run in the evenings? Going to try and harass my Dad to move the shed and trellis a little bit either way, then I can fit a 4ft one of the above into it, and all would be good .. Somehow I doubt that'll happen though :roll: X

where rabbits are concerned i always say the bigger the better :wink:

Don't know how much space you have, but my little play house that Trin and Smokie live in is 4ft square, I bought it to fit into a tight spot.



they have a small 2 ft hutch inside as a hidey hole, and they usually have a run attatched to the front in the day

Thanks Guys, Thats a great house Sally. Sadly not suitable for here, for fosters. I know I sound pretty awful, I promise you Tilly has a monster hutch, but its just not possible to have a second fab house here, and Its only really a stop-gap for a foster, before s/he goes to their new home :? Hmm, Decisions Decisions! :roll: Wont have the money for a good while so I have time to think about it :lol: X

just a thought Becks, that house was only £99, cheaper than some hutch combos, get your dad a bottle of something alcofrolic, and pounce when he's half way down it, I'm sure you'd get your way :wink: :wink:

:lol: :lol: :lol: Now Sally, There IS a good idea!! :thumb: :lol: X

I like that playhouse, where was it from? I'm looking for something for Pippa and MJ for the other side (shady) of the garden and to attach a run

it was from focus, its gone up a bit in price I think this year its £109, but they do a seniors day on a wednesday (I think) and my friend just got it with a 10% discount so she actually paid £1 less than me :shock: