sooo I’m picking up some young rabbits next week and I’m planning on housing them outside... I wish they could live inside but I’m not allowed to have any more pets inside so these guys are going outside.Im going to build a hutch this weekend in a location that seems good but there’s one problem, I have one really stubborn...annoying ....invasive .....goat. I’m going to anchor the hutch to the wall of the shed so I’m not completely worried about him knocking over the hutch but he’s a lonely goat because we only have room in his pen for one goat so he cry’s all day ...will my goats bleating give the bunnies a heart attack? he doesn’t do it at night just when it’s time to eat or I leave his cage in the day
I have some questions about rabbits with goats
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I wouldn’t think the noise would be a problem. I guess it’s possible that the rabbits might be the company your goat needs and won’t be so vocal.
I might be more concerned about how destructive your goat is to the hutch. Goats will also eat just about anything. If your hutch is made of wood and chicken wire then it could be fair game. They like to climb on things too.
I might be more concerned about how destructive your goat is to the hutch. Goats will also eat just about anything. If your hutch is made of wood and chicken wire then it could be fair game. They like to climb on things too.
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I was worried about him being destructive as well I’ve never seen him chew on wood or anything he’s really fat and he has a ramp that he never uses to climb and have fun all he does is lay on it...yeah I’m definitely worried about the food part but he’s very picky all he likes is pellets o give him alfalfa all the time he doesn’t want it all he wants is pellets pellets pellets.He does like to chew on medal all it does is leave teeth marks he’s never broken anything I’m going to layer the chicken wire too.
I was worried about him being destructive as well I’ve never seen him chew on wood or anything he’s really fat and he has a ramp that he never uses to climb and have fun all he does is lay on it...yeah I’m definitely worried about the food part but he’s very picky all he likes is pellets o give him alfalfa all the time he doesn’t want it all he wants is pellets pellets pellets.He does like to chew on medal all it does is leave teeth marks he’s never broken anything I’m going to layer the chicken wire too.
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Hardware wire is better. chicken wire is sharp and they could hurt themselves
