QueenMab
Active Member
Hello,
we live in a small apartment in the city with our bunny, at the moment Emilio stays in his cage when we're out and when we're in the house he's free to run around (which is at least 8 hours a day and we play together). He's now 7 months old and I feel the cage is getting too small for him, I have these options:
- he could live on the balcony, it's safe with solid balustrade and no intrusions from cats or predators. Downside: it's noisy for the traffic. Temperature wise, we live in Sydney, winter is temperate and summer can get hot.
- he could just stay free in the house but I'm so scared he could get hurt jumping around; the house is bunny-proofed with cable protectors but you never know what a bunny could do!
- he could stay in the bathroom, it's very big with nothing dangerous but there is no natural light
At the beginning I thought the balcony was the best idea but he seems to not love it, when he hears a motorbike he comes inside.
We are usually out during working hours and he sleeps most of the time during the day, what would you do?
we live in a small apartment in the city with our bunny, at the moment Emilio stays in his cage when we're out and when we're in the house he's free to run around (which is at least 8 hours a day and we play together). He's now 7 months old and I feel the cage is getting too small for him, I have these options:
- he could live on the balcony, it's safe with solid balustrade and no intrusions from cats or predators. Downside: it's noisy for the traffic. Temperature wise, we live in Sydney, winter is temperate and summer can get hot.
- he could just stay free in the house but I'm so scared he could get hurt jumping around; the house is bunny-proofed with cable protectors but you never know what a bunny could do!
- he could stay in the bathroom, it's very big with nothing dangerous but there is no natural light
At the beginning I thought the balcony was the best idea but he seems to not love it, when he hears a motorbike he comes inside.
We are usually out during working hours and he sleeps most of the time during the day, what would you do?