ibala7
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I recently built outdoor hutches with runs for 3 of my rabbits. My harlequin doe won't use the ramp to go from the hutch down to the run. I replaced the ramp with a shelf/step similar to the one that was in her old cage, and she still won't leave the hutch. A couple times a day I put her down on the grass, and within a few minutes, she goes up the steps to the hutch and stays there. She is housed with a neutered dwarf who goes everywhere in the enclosure.
She's always been an active, curious rabbit and a fearless explorer. She had the run of my basement for the past few months. I feel like I've punished her by giving her the new enclosure.
Any thoughts or suggestions to get her to enjoy her new environment?
I recently built outdoor hutches with runs for 3 of my rabbits. My harlequin doe won't use the ramp to go from the hutch down to the run. I replaced the ramp with a shelf/step similar to the one that was in her old cage, and she still won't leave the hutch. A couple times a day I put her down on the grass, and within a few minutes, she goes up the steps to the hutch and stays there. She is housed with a neutered dwarf who goes everywhere in the enclosure.
She's always been an active, curious rabbit and a fearless explorer. She had the run of my basement for the past few months. I feel like I've punished her by giving her the new enclosure.
Any thoughts or suggestions to get her to enjoy her new environment?