I'm sure they will love the new space! Miffy defiantly misses me she'll purr for ages when I spend time with them I miss her just as much, cant wait to get my own house and cut a cat flap into the wall for them so they can have the best of both worlds

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Looks great Tink

I put grass in my run but they seem to loose all litter training when I put grass or a digging pit with earth in! They then p+p'd so much on the grass that it killed it! They also like to dig it up!
If you are putting in grass, you will need something to stop them digging out
Slabs will also keep their claws short

*Heidi*

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Awww I do worry about Chester as he is very attached to me (even though he doesn't always show it or want fuss!!!) took him for a nail trim at the vets and he was so scared bless him, as soon as she was done, he bolted out her hands and buried his head into me for a cuddle...

that would be my ideal, a massive garden or a nice area so I can have the door open in the summer and they can just come and go as they please

hmmm.. well either way, OH is digging a few feet down and layng chicken wire to stop things entering (very nervous about them going out) I shall tell him about the grass then, I said slabs as it will be easier to keep clean (chester hates being dirty, can't even eat apple without a clean!!)

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My run has turf laid over wire to stop things digging in rather than stop the bunnies digging, none of mine are diggers so its never been an issue. As for litter training they do poo all over the grass but the wee's still go in the litter tray, at least I think they do as the grass isn't dying. I've but a few slabs at various places in the run so they have some hard ground to go on as well. The slabs aren't in a group but rather randomly placed with one by the door to the shed.

Inside the shed they have a dog kennel which they like to sit on top of rather than inside so the felting on top of that helps keep nails down too.

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Rascal cant either! I put a video up of him yesterday

Slabs are nice and easy to clean, as I say I tried the grass but it just didnt work with mine but then it was turf that I layed instead of onto established grass!
You can always have grass plant pots, which is what mine have had, just get some turf, let it root into a big plant pot which they can sit on and pop it in the run

*Heidi*

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Can I just say one thing about the tin shed?

They can be rather noisy when it rains (banging on the roof) and can frighten some bunnies xxx

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xxx to all my other pets, gone,... but never forgotten xxx

Aww, it's so cute when they do that. Mine do the same. It's nice to feel wanted isn't it.

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My beautiful buns - Tess and (RIP my beautiful boy) Toby

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