my buns new home!

[digitalsushi]

Hi All.

I moved into a house in suburban sydney and my partner spent the morning setting up the hutch and fencing for my buns in the backyard.
Finally this afternoon, they got to move in - first time outside as they've always been apartment buns. I was so excited to see them digging for the first time and Mimi even did a little binky! :bunnydance:

Here are some pictures :biggrin2:

 

[hartleybun]

my two sun bathing bunnies would love to visit - they like the look of your garden:bunnydance:

 

[NorthernAutumn]

I hope your fence goes down a long way!
Nothing like bunnies tunneling under the fence to pep up the morning

Beautiful garden... I'm sure they're having a whale of a time

 

[hartleybun]

NorthernAutumn wrote:

I hope your fence goes down a long way!
Nothing like bunnies tunneling under the fence to pep up the morning

Beautiful garden... I'm sure they're having a whale of a time

our garden has house on one side, 6ft walls on the other three. when roxy found she couldnt dig under these foundations she took to excavating under the lawn. the entrances were hidden in the lavender bushes.

 

[luvthempigs]

Aww, I bet it was such a good feeling to see them out and enjoying themselves

I just have to ask though, Aren't you afraid that they can/will get over the fence?Or that an animal can easily get in their enclosure? From the photos it doesn't look like a very high fence nor does it look to have a top cover.

Sorry if I sound critical, I just worry about them getting injured or worse

 

[crystal]

Cute bunnies! I think you have a well trained partner by the sounds of it, there's no way my bf would put the fences all up by himself haha

I am assuming that they are locked in the cage unless supervised...?!?

I am also a bit worried about that upside down pot being next to the fence, I would think they could easily jump on top of that and then possibly jump over the fence. Be careful of that! I would suggest moving the pot further from the fence if possible.