A little bunny house rearrangement

"Thanks for tidying up, mum, but we actually prefer it like this"

Lovely pictures my sisters rabbits live in the shed fantastic for them.

Brill pics, they dont like anything tidy do they Your rabbits are gorgeous

That's a lovely place for them to live!! I bought my rabbits hutch inside now 'cos it's cosier than the dog crate!

Lovely rabbits - nice they have a whole shed to themselves

They have a lovely big run attached to the shed via a cat flap as well! The drawbridge you can see at the back of those pictures above (behind the very sorry-for-itself looking cat basket!) is a little something I have rigged up so I can close the catflap from the shed door - if I try and close it with them in the shed, they just run off through it before I can get there, little devils!

Fluffy

Here's the run in its early stages of building, it is now half covered in corrugated plastic (oh look you can see it lying next to the run!) to keep at least some of it dry in the winter.

WOW FB, that certainly is a luxury bunny pad!! your photos are beautiful and the bunnies are gorgeous

Fluffy, Im not sure there run is big enough could you possibly make it bigger? (only joking its fab lucky bunnies )
Btw are you still getting that rabbit you posted about a while back?

Yeah she arrived yesterday! She's a right little madam. She's absolutely fine with me, but put her anywhere near little Dudley at the moment and she just growls and tries to bite the poor wee man. I know they do some fur pulling and chasing and stuff when you first introduce them but she was being actively aggressive and I thought she was going to hurt him so I separated them again. This introduction could take some time!!

Fluffy x

Glad you now have her, was she a rescue rabbit then as she isnt a baby?
Some introductions can take along time unfortunately, if she was obviously aggressive I wouldnt actually let them come into contact with each other and let them smell each other through there cage, in a neutral environment, so neither feels its there territory and dont let them in that area unless its a bonding session. Then when thats going well let them come into contact properly Good luck it sounds like it might take a while