Trying to make the perfect hutch

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- 04/01/2015 at 3:57 AM
  Applemoose
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  Hi everyone,
  
  Last year I bought an outdoor hutch for my Flemish Giant and French Lop. Since it was rather small, I attached a run.
  Their housing now is 5 meters long, 1 meter deep and 90cm in height. Sounds pretty good…but the quality is just terrible.
  Thin wood, loose part etc.
  
  So it’s time for a new one. And I’m afraid I would have to build it myself since I can’t seem to find a high quality and big hutch anywhere.
  
  What I was wondering about, is it possible to use stone?
  I have a wall in my garden where I would like to attach the hutch to. This means one inside wall will be made of stone instead of wood.
  Will this be a problem? I can imagine stone will be a lot colder than wood in wintertime. But the house will be quite big, so they don’t have to lie against the wall.
  
  I hope someone can give me some advice on this.
  
  Thanx!
- 04/01/2015 at 8:41 AM
  Hazel
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  Most members here house their rabbits inside, we don’t recommend keeping them outside for different reasons. Have you considered taking them indoors? It has many advantages.
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