Foot Warmer

Lol Bedoogles is so sweet at least he/she knows where its warmer with all that snow you have. Do kkep him/her in the house I use to in winter when I had a lop ear rabbit.

lol thank you

That's was suppose to ask do you keep Bedoogles in the house over winter.

Oh yes, he only stays in the house. He has no interest in going outside - the hawks are out there.

That's a shame he can't enjoy out side in good weather with you getting hawks there.

I could use a good foot warmer!

I'm afraid he'd get into trouble if i'd let him outside. He can be quick. Even indoors I have to keep an eye on him.

He's very good at that Sue. He'll actually come to you first.

We have rabbit runs here.
https://www.rabbit-hutches.co.uk/windsor-hutch-with-run

Bedoogles looks well Paul.

Thanks Linda

Would be nice to have rabbit runs. I have 3 floors he seems content to explore. He's fond of hopping up and down the stairs.

I'd like to see that!

He's gorgeous I've never heard of a free range house rabbit before , is he house trained ? No little piles of currants everywhere Lol

Thanks Amy. He does have an open cage where he goes to sleep, eat & poop. Bedoogles still needs his private space. He's pretty good about keeping the place clean. I caught him using the kitty litter. Sometimes here and there i'll find a 'currant or two'. They go on the compost pile.

He's a good bunny Paul he obviously likes to be well groomed and clean ..

Amy our local post office, when we lived in Stafford, had a free range rabbit. Sometimes he appeared briefly in the shop, peeping round the door...

LOL Bedoogles does that to me - peeping around the corner or from behind the sofa. When I go to look for him, he's nowhere to be found. He's like Peter Rabbit. I usually leave a treat in his cage. I think he has ESP!

I think thats funny Stera , I would think I was seeing things..Lol .. do you ever take Bedoogles out on a lead for a walk Paul ?

Is he a dutch rabbit ? ... one of the girls in work has a house bunny .... how is he with the cat ?

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I don't know what type of rabbit he is. No aggression or hostility between Bedoogles and Costello. Costello just looks on as Bedoogles goes about exploring. He's secured in his cage when I'm not home. The cat shows no interest.

Amy, I never thought of taking Bedoogles out on a leash. Do people actually do this in the UK? lol!

They do Paul Costello might love a walk in the park ,you'd get loads of attention :o))

its called a dutch rabbit in the UK

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