'Possum wrote:Those are gonna be some happy bunnies.
My biggest concern when i see people housing bunnies indoors is that they tend to treat them like dogs or cats. They mean well and give them plenty of space and freedom. But dont give them places to chew and dig which are the things that make a rabbit a rabbit. That dig box is amazing! Rather than blocking them from chewing and digging you've given them a place speci is locally for it.
Thanks! They can chew on everything and once they nibbled on the grids once they decided it's no fun and use the cardboard and wood and the occasional twigs I throw in.
What people also forget is that bunnies aren't really "cuddle pets" that don't like to be held and petted all the time.
@King Kakashi
That's why I didn't own them for some years. Didn't have enough space sue to moving to different flats, then there was my personal life getting inbetween me and the fur babies.
But i found a new flat and moved in December/January with an extra room for the buns
It's better to not own bunnies than keep them in tiny cages. >w <