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Miss the north glad I could make you laugh! Trina it was all in fun I didn't mean to offend you at all, hope it came off as it was suppose to (a joke) and not offensively!

Quote: Heat in Ontario?? You have to be kidding me! I'm sure they will be fine. In all seriousness, it is the extreme temperature fluctuations (like we get here in FL) that can cause problems. It's "cold" one minute, then 85 the next. Gradual temperature variations is not going to hurt...

Miss_the north, do you have to hook up your rotti and your wirehaired pointing griffon to the dog sled to take care of them during the winter I figured with snow cubes they would be comfortable during the summer. If not could I borrow your snow shoes? Mine have been unservicable the last...

How often to you switch your water bottles out? And at around what temp do you start supplying them?

Quote: When I say outside I meant not in the house. They are in a shed. Its not insulated but its well ventilated and stays quite warm(water doesn't freeze in there, I think the critters body heat helps keep the interior warm. In the summer my plan is to leave the cages right where they are...

I was less worried about the cold and more worried about the heat in the house making them uncomfortable! I'm glad this shouldn't be a problem it will make it easier to get the new additions friendly.

Do you think they'll be okay for extended periods? (I say all my critters are for my kids but I think DH and I enjoy them more than the kids). I was thinking in an ideal world When I went out in the morning to do chores and feed and clean everybody I would bring one in for the day(caged when...

Our rabbits live outside in hutches, so I am sure they beautiful warm coats to keep them warm. My kids like to rotate which ones they bring in the house on a daily a basis to socialize and play with. We keep our house temp around 65, how long do you think a rabbit could comfortably be inside...