RE: Moving rabbits outdoors

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RE: Moving rabbits outdoors

01/25/2017 at 4:14 PM

kirstyol

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I think because most of us have our bunnies indoors on this forum thats what we will advocate for because thats what we believe is the right thing to do but everyones situations and beliefs are different. Personally i always think that most people wouldnt keep a dog outside full time because they are members of the family and they wouldnt see that as the right thing to do so why are rabbits any different? I also agree that you are more likely to spot the often minor behaviour changes in behaviour when your rabbits are unwell.