solskin subjects the door to the bunny gnaw test. i suppose eventually, they'll just eat their way out of it.
samba and solskin (that's their names this week) wholeheartedly approve of their new digs.
Monday, September 13, 2010
bunny mansion
at long last, this past weekend, the bunny mansion was complete. a good 3 meters (in length) of space for frisky bunnies. and bunnies are protected from mean and marauding foxes and cats and such. it has yet to be painted (with bunny-safe paint, of course), but that will have to wait for a slightly drier day.
solskin subjects the door to the bunny gnaw test. i suppose eventually, they'll just eat their way out of it.
samba and solskin (that's their names this week) wholeheartedly approve of their new digs.
solskin subjects the door to the bunny gnaw test. i suppose eventually, they'll just eat their way out of it.
samba and solskin (that's their names this week) wholeheartedly approve of their new digs.
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I think I'd dig it too if I were a bunny. Yay!
Will they be indoors / in a people mansion during the winter or can they live in there?
hey! it may be a bunny mansion, but it is also a chicken tractor!! I've been asking Greg to make one for years
we're actually a little afraid that the bunnies will be a little too accessible to foxes and such, so we don't even really leave them out in it unattended. they'll be in the people house (definitely not a mansion) this winter.
and lynne, yes, i want a chicken one too, this one was practice!!
My sister and I had a similar bunny mansion only not as long but higher / taller so she could stand up inside. They'd stay indoors in a warm room in a barn during the winter though because it gets extremely cold in the north of Sweden. But - a fox (?) managed to open the door to the outdoor mansion even though it was right outside the people's house :'(
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