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[Cat]

Hi we have had a chicken eglu for just over a year now and we recently (last week) got a rablu for our rabbits who seemed to quite like the chicken eglu. now the only problem is that the rabbits still love going in the chicken eglu and the chickens have adopted the rabbit eglu!!! It woudn't be too bad but the chickens tend to poo in the rablu which isn't very nice for the rabbits. our chooks also still view the chicken eglu as theirs as well, so, when they venture back into their own eglu, they peck the rabbits who are in there and shoudn't be. If you have managed to understand all that and have any ideas, please help!!!

[Martin B]

Our rabbits haven't ventured into the eglu yet. They free-range alongside the chooks and share space well. Good luck with sorting everything out. Congrats with the blue rablu purchase!

[The Dogmother]

My bunnies stay in the run of their Rablu most of the time but they freerange together with the choks sometimes, but I make sure to close the run door on the Rablu or the chooks get in there and steal all their food

[Lesley-Jean]

When Omlet deliver the eglu and chickens, they tell us to keep the chickens in the run for 5 days so that they learn where they live. Should you do the same with rabbits

[clare*]

Fudge has decided he would rather live in the garden

 

He wanders around with the cat and chickens He spent 2 months confined to the run, he can figure his way back when he wants to .

[The Dogmother]

They are similar in that they have a prety good idea of where they should live, but they like to be naughty and play tag when I'm trying to catch them. My garden isn't bunny-proof so I only let them out when I can keep an eye on them. They live in their super wooden duplex hutch in the winter (as the water bottle freezes in their Rablu ), and they happily hop back to the wooden one after they've been out in the run for the day.