the stairs would either have to be part of the bowl or glued. I think it was just a freak accident. Ive been doing this for years, and this is a first. I just use large dog bowls, because so many live together. thanks for watching

only when I introduce a new kid on the block into the colony. They live a great life, I make sure of it.

Free Range Living...I do not interfere with nature unless one is ill. Yes, I have many many, lol. I do sell some now and again though.

If you use a 2x4 or a 2x6 for support for them to walk on, you should be fine. You could also use T-posts for support braces instead of trees or a fence. Hope this helps and thanks for dropping by.

i use heated water bowls, water doesn't freeze in the winter

how many do you want 😁😁🐰🐰

thank you

want another one lol , thanks for stopping by

thank you, i love my fur balls

Only between two cages. Big ones are separate from the little ones. Sometimes they have territory wars, but usually doesn't last long.

Add a new buck to the crowd and you get an instant dominance buck war. They all live together and mostly get along. Thanks for watching. They are jersey woolies and lion heads.

They are so itty bitty. How much does a rabbit like this weigh?

Not really sure, about the size of a hamster.

​@@therabbitswhisperso tiny! U said.. "when it rains it pours" yeaaaaa. Lmao ur funny n i love ur bunnies

I use 1/2" wire cloth. Do not use chicken wire, it will hurt their feet. I used a 2x4, but its not necessary. Use zip ties to hold them together.

Never!!! That is a 4 letter word that I never use.

What four letter word?@@therabbitswhisper

MEAT

just until spring. I moved in in december, so had to put something together quick. I will expand things in the spring. Cages are 8' x 4' x 2'

This would probably make it to 1010

@@pabloreyes7484 lmao yh

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