Snow on the way

[simondjuk]

He lives! Flapjack survives his night of icyness!



Actually his hutch is a bit of a thermal Fort Knox - my missus has been insulating it for weeks now - carpet tiles, clear plastic over the wire mesh and huge multi thickness tarpulin, etc.

Just to be on the safe side I am getting a small hutch today that we can have in the house.

I must say that although he survived, he doesnt look impressed

[Old Cruser]

he's well insulated then - but a good idea to bring him in if it's going to turn mega cold.
lovely rabbit by the way - my daughter had one just like him years ago.

[Alsatian]

Sod the windscreens, they can be cleared. I'm more worried about my icle bunny wabbit. 

We used to put ours in the shed during the winter, went in one tea time with a torch to feed them and had three sets of eyes looking at me   
Plenty of bedding and carpets over is maybe all you can do then to help keep warm icle bunny.
few weeks ago my daughter decided to have a icle house bunny --- not a good idea! But that's another story!! 

I, sorry - my daughter, had a dwarf french lop umpteen years ago, he used to own two properties - a hutch in the shed and a pen on the patio!!
In the morning I would undo his hutch and he would run up the path and go into his pen, at night he would run down the path and into his hutch! He was allowed into the house and was fully house trained - in other words we weren't afraid to eat anything with currants in!! 

[Old Cruser]

My daughters chewed the ** wiring on her  reclining sofa. I bought it for her from Eyers --- not cheap! so wasn't the current buns  The grandchildren had the rabbit!
The rabbit's she had when young were allowed out in the garden - with the dog. They were great friends but the dog hated cats so we knew the rabbit was safe with him. As a pup he used to sit in the hutch with the rabbit - and the rabbit began yapping like the dog 

[Pete]

>> I must say that although he survived, he doesnt look impressed

You should see him when he's not smiling...

 

[Fly]

Thinks of Monty Python . . . . . . . 

[Gerty Gumdrop]

My daughters chewed the ** wiring on her  reclining sofa. I bought it for her from Eyers --- not cheap! so wasn't the current buns  The grandchildren had the rabbit!
The rabbit's she had when young were allowed out in the garden - with the dog. They were great friends but the dog hated cats so we knew the rabbit was safe with him. As a pup he used to sit in the hutch with the rabbit - and the rabbit began yapping like the dog 

LOL!!!!!!!!!