Tender Juicy Floppy Leg's brush with death

[Becknutt]

No your sane. I did. He is staying inside now, but I think he really misses being outdoors and once the weather cools off we will start letting him go back and forth. When I take him out in the evenings he goes strait into his empty hutch and lays down. Could it be seperation anxiety from his outdoor home? I brought all of his toys and things into the new cage including his favorite bed and litter box.

 

[Jess_sully]

He's probably more used to the idea of that outdoor hutch being his "home" because he was in it for longer and his scent is in it, and he made it his territory. So yes, in a way he has seperation anxiety. However, I'm sure he'll come to his senses and love his NEW home much better in a little while. Letting him outdoors to play on a harness/leash is a good idea, though. All of my past buns LOVED it, and I'm hoping my soon-to-be will, too. The harness freaks them out a little at first, but they get used to it.

Congratulations on Floppy's graduation to a house bunny :bunnydance: