Playpen - cover or no cover?

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- 04/13/2016 at 1:27 PM
  dwiley
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  We are bringing home our 1.5 Mini Lop in about a month, and we are starting to get her room set up. We are planning on using a playpen, but I had a question about a cover. Her previous owners have mentioned that she can jump really high (has jumped on a pool table), so I’m worried she might try to escape. It is sufficient to place a sheet or blanket over the top? Or will we need to purchase a hard top cover?
- 04/13/2016 at 2:25 PM
  Bam
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  You can try first with a blankie or a sheet. The type of netting you use to protect berry-bushes against hungry birds can work too. A top is good both to prevent escaping and to protect from birds of prey. But you still need to supervise in case your bun is a Houdini-bun and manages to pull the cover down.
- 04/13/2016 at 9:19 PM
  MoxieMeadows
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  I would try first with a sheet/blanket and some binder clips or some type of clip. It’s easy to undo and pretty sufficient. (my bun is nearly 9 pounds and can jump pretty high, and a sheet has worked fine so far. =)
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