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Indoor/Outdoor Rabbit Hutch

Indoor/Outdoor Rabbit Hutch
This indoor/outdoor rabbit hutch takes advantage of the warmth of the garage in the fall and winter and the cool breezes in Spring and Summer. I cut out some panels on the outside of the garage as well as the plywood underneath so they could move freely between the sides. There is a large piece of asphalt shingling over the cages so they are protected from the elements.
 
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Step 1Build the cage's under-structure on both sides of the garage wall

build the cage\
The five-bay cage was purchased used from a mink farmer. It would be easy to make a similar cage out of the raw materials, but I was glad that I didn't have to. The structure that holds up the cage was built like a deck with the joists spaced about a foot apart. I used reclaimed cedar wood from an old project so that it would hold up to the elements.
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Nov 10, 2011. 4:32 PMjavajunkie1976 says:
Realistically, a rabbit should have a 4 x 4 foot pen without the wire bottom to be truly comfortable. If the rabbit has the urge to jump, put a lid on top of the pen.

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Author:meralgia(Karen MacEwan)
I sit at my desk at the clinic for six hours a day; often, during the middle of the day, you can find me drawing a new idea on a scrap of paper. I enjoy making projects and fixing things around the h...
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