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Rabbits are social and curious critters by nature. Your house rabbit will enjoy spending time with you and your family and will want to investigate the new surroundings at the every opportunity. Read More »
Many owners are turning away from the traditional set up of the rabbit in a hutch in the garden. Hutches and cages are now often indoors and many owners also embrace the Read More »
Rabbits are social and curious critters by nature. Your house rabbit will enjoy spending time with you and your family and will want to investigate the new surroundings at the every opportunity. You should help to satisfy your friend’s curious nature, but do so in a rabbit friendly environment. In other words, rabbit proofing your home is essential to ensure your pet’s safety and prevent damage to your belongings before bringing your new friend home to live.
Many owners are turning away from the traditional set up of the rabbit in a hutch in the garden. Hutches and cages are now often indoors and many owners also embrace the concept of free running 'house rabbits'. This article explains the concept behind free running, some ways to rabbit-proof the running space and considerations for keeping the space rabbit friendly.
What Is Free Running?
