Bunny
The bunny seems quite happy in his bunny hutch. It's right outside
Emily's bedroom door so she can remember to feed and give the bunny
fresh water every day. The hutch has several places for the bunny
to hide. We only have one bunny. The other "bunny" hiding
in the top of the cage is a ceramic one that Emily decided she needed to
keep her bunny company.
I also built a portable cage so the bunny can hop around the yard
without getting into trouble. The bunny seems to really enjoy
hopping around on the grass in the sun. The idea was that we
could put the bunny in his portable cage during the day then back in his
hutch at night. Emily was a bit worried about leaving her bunny
outside unattended. We finally convinced her that nothing would
happen.
A few minutes after taking this picture, we had wandered off to do
other things when we heard the dog barking. He had discovered the
bunny and was trying to dig him out. I had purposely built the
bunny cage strong enough to be dog proof and I'm happy to say that it
withstood its first test. Still, after putting the dog back on
his leash, Emily decided she really wanted to put her bunny back in his
normal hutch. Maybe tomorrow we'll try it again.
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I also built a portable cage so the bunny can hop around the yard
without getting into trouble. The bunny seems to really enjoy
hopping around on the grass in the sun. The idea was that we
could put the bunny in his portable cage during the day then back in his
hutch at night. Emily was a bit worried about leaving her bunny
outside unattended. We finally convinced her that nothing would
happen.
