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- 12/09/2009 at 11:13 PM
  BinkyBunny
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  It’s important to remember that we are are a HOUSE rabbit site and community – which means most of us have our rabbits in our homes as their permanent living quarters even if they visit outside for play and exploration. We can help with suggestions for outdoor runs for supervised playtime.
  
  We advocate bringing your bunny inside to live and we can help you plan and figure out the best way to do that. But if you plan to keep your bunny outside (especially in areas that have extreme heat or cold), though we can try and offer some safety tips and suggestions, this site may not be be best suited to advise you as only a very small percentage of our members keep their bunnies outside. Bunnies kept outdoors may need a special diet to help them deal with the extremes and how their food, water and bedding is done will also cater to outdoor situations. And while some members have some experience with this, the majority do not and you and your bunny would be better suited making sure you get the correct advice for outdoor living.
  
  If you are interested in bringing your bunnies indoors to live we can help with housing, behavior, littertraining, cleaning, bunny proofing and more.
  
  To learn more about HOUSE rabbits (indoors vs outdoors) here are some helpful resources:
  
  http://www.bio.miami.edu/ha…l
  
  http://www.mybunny.org/info/housebunny.htm
  
  http://saveabunny.org/outdo…s
  
  http://www.rabbit.org/faq/s…l
  
  http://boingonline.com/livi…l (this is an Australian site which also offers some tips on housing if you HAVE to house outdoors, though they also encourage indoor housing as the best options.
  
  http://ntrs.org/index.htm l – This will take you the homepage, then click on “Medical” on the upper tool bar, then “Medical Alerts”
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