Upgrading to a panel cage: how do i do this???

[Allen Wrider]

Hey, everyone, long time no chat. If you read my prior posts you'll see that a while back, I was trying to bond my female bunnies, Quinn and Skippy. Unfortunately, after a long and arduous process where, thankfully, nobunny was hurt, they have been deemed "un-bondable" by myself and several more knowledgeable people who have tried to help me.

Now that they've both been fully grown for a while, I've realized that the space they're living in just isn't enough for them. I want to build my own panel cage, like I've seen on here, realistically building up instead of out since I've only got a limited space, but I don't even know where to start with that.

Please, please help a girl out. I can't stand seeing my bunnies living in a too small space, but outside just is not an option. I just want the most comfort for my girls, they deserve that. Thank you for any advice you can give!

 

[JBun]

You'll need either xpen panels or NIC/c&c grids. I used NIC grids to build my rabbits a 3 story condo. I used pine 1x2, 1x3 boards screwed together to give the structure stability. An xpen run can also further expand it to give them more running space.

If building something isn't going to work, buying a roomy 2 story hutch with some run space(or attached xpen, might be something that could work.

 

[Blue eyes]

If you're looking for some sample tutorials, try these:
https://breyfamily.net/bunnycage