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drboo

Mama Doe
Just had to tell everyone that thanks to Holiday hutches, my shed now has a fab wire internal door, so Jack and Taz can have fresh air all day whilst being safely enclosed in their shed. A big thanks to Lyn and Steve - would highly recommend Holiday hutches :D
 
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We would also like to thank Holiday Hutches for backing our rescue :wave: Cheers guys!
 
Thanks Guys and we have to say Drboo has got a brilliant home for her bunnies and piggies and those babies are just adorable. Was great to meet Taz too(he's gorgeous) and hear his story, but I know he will be a safe happy bunny now for the rest of his bunny years.

Was still checking the car on the way home to make sure Newt wasn't in there - LOL
 
drboo do you rabbits have a run or or they just kept in the shed? I'm looking at customised sheds on doe drop inn which can be open then weather boards put on at night/cold weather etc.
 
Jack and Taz live in a 8ft by 6ft shed, with a 4ft x 2ft hutch inside which they can go into freely. Thanks to the internal door, I can leave them free-range in the shed all day, and lock the shed door at night for extra protection. I am currently looking to purchase a 6ft run for the garden, but at this time, it isn't possible to attach a run to the shed :cry: Hopefully this will change once we have saved up to redesign the back garden, and I shall move the bunnies round there!! They seem really happy at the moment :D

Holidayhutch - yes I had to do a head count of cats, as I wouldn't have been surprised if they had all made it to your car :lol: :lol: Thanks for everything.
 
drboo said:
Jack and Taz live in a 8ft by 6ft shed, with a 4ft x 2ft hutch inside which they can go into freely. Thanks to the internal door, I can leave them free-range in the shed all day, and lock the shed door at night for extra protection. I am currently looking to purchase a 6ft run for the garden, but at this time, it isn't possible to attach a run to the shed :cry: Hopefully this will change once we have saved up to redesign the back garden, and I shall move the bunnies round there!! They seem really happy at the moment :D

Holidayhutch - yes I had to do a head count of cats, as I wouldn't have been surprised if they had all made it to your car :lol: :lol: Thanks for everything.
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thanks for that, the space I have available is 8ft x 5ft so quite similar. don't suppose you have any photos you can post or send me of your set up? if not can I ask where you got your shed from, has it lots of windows and what have you done to the inside!?

ta!!!
 
Hi suzynick, if I can persuade my hubby to post my Jack and Taz photos tonight, I shall take some of the shed and post them too (weather permitting for photograpy). I haven't completely finished the layout yet - I want to introduce a second level, like a small bench, and I want to add a hay rack to the wall of the shed, so there is more room in the hutch. I bought just a normal apex garden shed from a local shed company, and then bought the internal door from Holiday hutches. Without that, I wouldn't have been able to keep my bunnies in there. I thought about a stable door, but the buns would still be vulnerable, and unable to see outside. Hope this helps :wave:
 
If you pop them into a photo editing programme such as photobucket you should be able to rotate them using the edit options:wave:
 
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