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Last Post by mocha200 at 06/01/2010 07:11 AM (143 Replies)
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User is Offline Petzy
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05/18/2010 03:24 PM
I don't feel too bad about taking down my rabbit pen like I did because of a weasel. Today the black flies have emerged and it would be cruel for anybun to be outdoors.
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User is Offline mocha200
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05/19/2010 10:43 AM

i won't be able to let my buns out till next year ether... well... i guess i could on the deck. but my dad sprayed weed killer on the lawn! he said that he didn't get it in the pen but it can spread! i hope you can get rid of that weasel soon!

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User is Offline Petzy
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05/19/2010 11:00 AM
Well, at least we have our patios still! Keep in mind that being on grass can also cause a rabbit to get flea-infested, on a patio this can't happen.
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05/19/2010 11:04 AM
yeah i guess... i am just scared that they will make me put them out there cuz they don't like the xpen on the deck.
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User is Offline Petzy
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05/19/2010 11:10 AM
oh, I see.
I am not aware that weed killer spreads unless you tread it around by walking on the treated area and then walking in their pens.
Maybe someone will know if weed killer spreads underground. You could post that question on here in another section, maybe diet and care.

My weasel is REALLY hard to get! I am starting to realize I'm fighting a losing battle since this is surely not the only weasel here. I think I'll just go with patio plus two dogs to keep the weasels at bay.
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User is Offline mocha200
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05/19/2010 11:13 AM
i feel so bad for you! that window idea was so neat! hope you catch it. yeah maybe it doesn't spread i just thought i herd some people on hear saying it might.
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User is Offline kralspace
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05/19/2010 11:15 AM
darn weasel! sorry it hasn't worked out for the buns, it was such a great idea, but I bet they'll enjoy the patio.
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User is Offline Petzy
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05/19/2010 11:17 AM
ask in diet & care because it is important to know if it spreads. who knows, they make all kinds of nasty chemicals with unlikely abilities...
check with your dad to know exactly where he sprayed the weed killer. Or ask him what product he used and I will email the company for you to ask them if it spreads.

don't feel bad for me! It was a great test run -- imagine if I hadn't seen that weasel, he may have come into my basement window that was unprotected at the time and surely taken a rabbit from me.
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User is Offline mocha200
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05/19/2010 11:23 AM
http://www.binkybunny.com/FORUM/tab...fault.aspx

here is the thread i just made. is it ok for me to put the brand on that post or should i send you a privet message?
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User is Offline Petzy
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05/19/2010 11:26 AM
I think you can post the brand there. Each brand might work differently so it really is important info.
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User is Offline mocha200
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05/19/2010 11:28 AM
ok
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User is Offline Andi
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05/19/2010 01:14 PM
I know we use an animal safe furtilizer, can't remember the name, but i think 'lawn pro' or someone makes it. I still won't put bunnies out there if it hasn't rained real well afterwards or if i can see anything.
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User is Offline mocha200
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05/23/2010 09:04 AM

i got a idea. we are thinking of moving in a few years and i have this idea on how my bed wont be in the way of my bunny's space. have you ever herd of a loft bed? i used to have one at our old house but our ceiling is to low at this house so i can't have one. any was i was thinking i could cage it in underneath and it could be there cage. i made this drawing on windows paint so it isn't very good but this is what i meant.

 

 

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User is Offline mocha200
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05/23/2010 09:08 AM
edit: there would be a ladder. i just forgot to draw one.
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User is Offline mocha200
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05/24/2010 04:17 PM
its kinda a weird idea wasn't it.
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User is Offline jerseygirl
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05/24/2010 09:40 PM
Not weird at all Moc ! It's a good use of space. My only concern would be for when you're feeling sick. Imagine being up that high when you're all woozy! Maybe you could sleep on a temporary bed when sick. Anyway, I like how you're thinking ahead for your rabbits future indoor habitat. They are well and truly indoor bunnies now!
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User is Offline Petzy
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05/25/2010 07:29 AM
When I was renting a basement suite when I was younger, I had a loft bed and my dog's huge crate fit underneath it where she slept. I loved this set-up. It was such a space safer. It could work very well with a rabbit habitat if you put some thought into how to make it low on noise.
I love your drawing!
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User is Offline Beka27
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05/25/2010 08:22 AM
Mocha: neat idea! You wouldn't even have to have it very tall! Even a loft bed about 4 feet off the ground would allow for a condo with multiple levels underneath!
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User is Offline Beka27
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05/25/2010 08:24 AM

This is a pretty cool set-up!  If you google images of "loft beds" you get all kinds of neat pics!

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05/25/2010 08:48 AM
Posted By jerseygirl on 05/24/2010 10:40 PM
Not weird at all Moc ! It's a good use of space. My only concern would be for when you're feeling sick. Imagine being up that high when you're all woozy! Maybe you could sleep on a temporary bed when sick. Anyway, I like how you're thinking ahead for your rabbits future indoor habitat. They are well and truly indoor bunnies now!

well here is the thing. we might be moving to a lake front property that has a trailer house so we would build a bunk house for me and my sister to sleep in until we build a house. so once we build the house i could have a room inside to. so i just have to decide were i would sleep, with the buns or in the house. i have had a bunk bed before and when i got sick i would put the mattress on the floor. would having the buns in a bunk house be bad?

 

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User is Offline Petzy
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05/26/2010 09:15 AM
Lulu and Mocha won't care if they are in a bunkhouse or whatever type building, as long as they don't get too hot. If this is in a hot climate you might have to take measures to keep them cool as a bunkhouse wouldn't be air-conditioned. You can do it, though.
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User is Offline mocha200
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05/26/2010 05:24 PM
it will be a little colder then were we are right now. i think they will be fine to. it will be built for a human to live in it, so it should be good.
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User is Offline 4Lily
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05/29/2010 11:17 AM
HMM> Thinking I want to build Lily a hidy house, kinda like a hutch style for in our bedroom & one for in the living room! Right now she sleeps under our night stand. And when we are in the living room she's on our chairs or in her corner area. But was wondering if she'd even use them? Maybe I should try card board box's first to see? Any suggestions?!
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User is Offline mocha200
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06/01/2010 07:11 AM
i would try a cardboard box first.
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