I personally don’t think so either but my mom thinks it’s better to keep them outside because she thinks it’s cruel for them to be kept indoors. Our chicken run is definitely big enough for them but it’s hard because the chickens need to lay eggs and they have food and water in there and their coop is in there. It’s the only secure place we have outdoors therefore my mom keeps them in there.
Just curious why do you say that? because I know female rabbits have a high chance of getting cancer.
Okay. Maybe you could buy an outside hutch for them?
Because it's unnatural and bad for her. And no, they do not have a high chance of getting cancer.
I would rather keep them inside how can we keep them inside in a way that they can’t be destructive and where would you think we should keep them like in my bedroom or in the living room?
Good. If they have other stuff to chew on, they shouldn't chew on the carpet. Do they have toys and uncured wood to chew on?Also we are currently keeping them indoors because it’s too cold for them outside they’re in the office but when we do leave we have to keep them in a small cage which is why I was thinking of buying a dog exercise pen instead. But they have chewed a corner of the carpet...
Yes, I think you can tell!Because it's unnatural and bad for her. And no, they do not have a high chance of getting cancer.
Are these your first bunnies by chance?
Also, yes I do watch Lennon the Bunny which convinced my dad to let them partly stay inside . He just doesn’t like their hair and he thinks they smell which I know is not true.It's honestly up to you when it comes to where to keeping them. If it was up to me, I'd keep them in my bedroom.
They actually have a couple wooden chew toys but I do need to buy more. Also they eat all the fallen leaves off my mom‘s plants! Is that OK for them to eat?Good. If they have other stuff to chew on, they shouldn't chew on the carpet. Do they have toys and uncured wood to chew on?
They're just too cute!
