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Gallery of rabbit homes. Hutches, sheds, child's playhouse. The Animal Welfare Act states the minimum is a 6ft x 2ft x 2ft hutch if living outdoors with an additional secure area measuring at least 8ft x 4ft x 4ft to exercise. A large bedroom space is essential to lock your bunnies in at night to keep them safe from predators, so a shed with attached run is ideal.

Here's another good shot of the whole enclosure. The box in the front of the enclosure is a box that's 2' x 8'x 10" with 1/2" wire over it. It's supposed to be a feeding and water "station" that will catch the majority of they're poop. I will soon fill it with composting worms. You can also see the PVC lines for the automatic watering system. It's tied to a rain barrel just out of the shot.

Take a photo tour of our rabbit yard & hutch - an easy set up for 2-3 rabbits in any backyard

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A digging box is a designated place for rabbits to dig in that allows them to express their natural behaviours. It is usually made from cardboard and filled with a rabbit safe substrate like shredded paper and includes wooden chews to provide enrichment.

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