Dutch or mini lop

[Lisa F]

Oh he's gorgeous!

 

[mini lop1]

Is he a BEW he is lovely

 

[Buntybunny1]

He is just gorgeous

 

[k@ren]

Is he a BEW he is lovely

Yea he's a bew

 

[k@ren]

Olaf has become Elsa! Lol

 

[Tracy]

Elsa is beautiful

I don't want to spoil this thread, but the run panels that you are using look very much like the ones where some rabbits have had tragic accidents. There is a previous thread here http://forums.rabbitrehome.org.uk/showthread.php?403445-Safety-warning-about-an-enclosure-please-read&highlight=Trixie and I am sure there have been other cases mentioned on RU. It's smaller bunnies that are at risk of harm from these panels.

I'm really sorry for bringing this up on your thread, but I would never forgive myself if I said nothing and your beautiful little bunny came to harm.

 

[k@ren]

No need to apologise about caring about the safety of a bunny, however that's where she is now, she's not with us yet for another couple of weeks.

But I will mentIon it to her current owner.

 

[Buntybunny1]

Gosh the link is shocking but very important, has taught me to be very careful with my considerations of runs and cages. Hope the indoor cage is safe that I have


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[tulsi]

Gosh the link is shocking but very important, has taught me to be very careful with my considerations of runs and cages. Hope the indoor cage is safe that I have


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With indoor cages you have to be careful with the door. They can get their legs trapped in the gaps (when its down like a ramp). It could be taken off or put on so that it opens upwards (although I couldnt get my door off) or covered with wood, carpet or something else.

She really is a gorgeous rabbit.

 

[Buntybunny1]

It opens upwards so that's good


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