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Step 3Fitting
All done, screw in the hinges to the big door, partially hammer in a thick staple for the latch to hook into.
Hopefully your rabbit will appriciate your hard work, and not lick, chew, nibble or abuse your handiwork.
This is an interior door, and hence the security risk is low, but if you plan to do something like this on an exterior house door please bear in mind that a swift kick will open up an arm sized hole in your door. A clever thief equipped with a length of wire, or a fishing rod would be quite pleased about that.
Hopefully your rabbit will appriciate your hard work, and not lick, chew, nibble or abuse your handiwork.
This is an interior door, and hence the security risk is low, but if you plan to do something like this on an exterior house door please bear in mind that a swift kick will open up an arm sized hole in your door. A clever thief equipped with a length of wire, or a fishing rod would be quite pleased about that.
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Jul 23, 2009. 1:01 PMfangfriends
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Oh my goodness, this is the cutest thing ever! I might have to put one of these on the door that separates my bedroom from the rest of the apartment. Sometimes the house bunny is allowed to roam, but sometimes not.
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Feb 5, 2009. 12:38 PMgallatea
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where is the rabbit?? LoL
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Feb 5, 2009. 2:42 PM42ndOddity (author)
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Rabbit was hiding out in the garden somewhere...she doesn't like people poking around with her things. In reply to your message below, when I said rescued, I meant my sister and father chased a cat away and nursed the rabbit back to health. No medical interference at all. She does occasionally hide under a table and 'pounce' on peoples feet though, gives them a quick nip and runs off.
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