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I moved in to a new house recently, and my new bedroom (where the rabbit lives) is much smaller than my old one. I had my rabbit pen set up like this in the old house, but it took up over a quarter of my bedroom once I moved!
Old setup:
It’s kind of hard to tell in the picture, but when it was set up like this, it was 9 feet long and 5 feet wide (at the widest point). I also suffered from a back injury recently, which rendered it impossible for me to get down on the floor and clean the dog kennel part of the cage (leading to a stinky house and an unhappy bun
). After some trial and error, I was finally able to fit him comfortably in our new house without having to sacrifice the amount of space he got.New setup:
After removing the top and base of the kennel, I was able to use metal clips to secure it to the blue wired part; Now to clean it, all I have to do is unclip the inside of the “L” shape, swing it open and vacuum! Chebbar seems to be just as pleased as I am with the move.
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I think you found a great solution to the new situation.
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