Building a large 8' rabbit cage

[@cmac4412]

Add a piece of tin under the cage, that slopes from back to front, so dropping slide to the front for easier cleaning. This will also allow you to store food and hay underneath without contamination. Tape a pattern (like Damask Stripes) in the glass and use sandpaper to create a pattern.

[@offgridchallenge]

Thanks for the tip!

[@aprile271]

mo you have great ideas and you accomplish it wisely perfectly as you want A PERFECTIONIST great work Mo auguri

[@offgridchallenge]

Thank you so much!

[@annkopp1336]

Fantastic

[@offgridchallenge]

Thank you so much 😀

[@kevinbaker6168]

Add a piece of plywood to each end of the cage. That way your rabbits can have a space where they can be off the wire. That will help them from getting sore hocks from the pressure of being on wire. Also it will give you a place to put their nest boxes and a ceramic tile during the summer to help them stay cool.

[@offgridchallenge]

Yes, we added some plywood and two "boxes" for them.

[@tuula9952]

I want to thank you for your all inspirational videos. I started to follow you when you were in Italy. I love Italy and I have been there several times myself in the past. I am from Scandinavia but now living in the US since 2010. I am having a small garden and I cannot wait until spring will arrive here soon so I can get started. My garden is everything for me as a way to connect to nature and it reduces stress. You guys are wonderful and I look forward to your next video.

[@offgridchallenge]

Thank you! We can't wait to start our garden also, and we appreciate you following!

[@estellaknox9285]

Hey guys you really cleaned up tha barn very nice the rabbit going too love it.

[@FaithandFun-w6q]

Awesome 🎉✨💖

[@offgridchallenge]

Thank you!

[@dongilley3273]

Looks great.

[@offgridchallenge]

Thanks!

[@karencook3418]

Loved watching the rabbit hutch come together. Your work and craftsmanship is duper

[@karencook3418]

Super I meant

[@offgridchallenge]

Gotcha :)

[@lanall4619]

You’ve done a great job, as always, on that rabbit hotel. I haven’t made a comment in a while, but I’m continuing to watch, with interest. Take care! And have some fun! ❤️

[@offgridchallenge]

Thanks! Good to hear from you Lana! Stay safe! To me projects are "fun". Thanks for watching! ❤️

[@deborahwhite2339]

Great job!🙂👍👍👍

[@offgridchallenge]

Thank you! 😃

[@TheStormisComing24]

Love the rabbit cage. Looks great! The rabbits will be much happier there. I usually put in something for them to sit on to get off the wire for awhile to lessen probability of sores. But if your leaving hay in that would work too.

[@offgridchallenge]

Yes, we placed a piece of plywood on one end of the cage for them to lay on.

[@TheStormisComing24]

@@offgridchallenge should have known yall had it covered. :)

[@elenavalta4955]

Great work! 👌🏼

[@offgridchallenge]

Thank you!

[@hillockfarm8404]

Nice size cages. Bunny math : 3 rabbits = 9 cages, so you have a few to go. And it is not a given that your does will still love eachother after the seperation for having kits or when they come back smelling of the buck. So have extra cages so they can all at least have their own place before you start breeding. 2 More things : bunny's chew and the back of the cage is unprotected and just like chickens, everything loves bunny and the back of that cage is unprotected in the sense that there is room between the back wall of the shed and the cage frame. I would add wiremesh there also.

[@offgridchallenge]

Thanks a lot!

[@brainybananaproduction]

Did you call her Smoky? I thought it was Stormy?! Lol

[@offgridchallenge]

Did we??? Will have to re watched, lol.. Stormy, Smokey...most times it's just bunny rabbit...Pink