How is this any better than the Advantek The White Picket Fence Rabbit Hutch in Auburn & White?
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They are both very cute hutches, however as time has gone by I have had to take out the ramp on this one since the rabbits chew it so much. I would worry on the Picket Fence hutch they would chew even more since there is so much more wood exposed. Also this one opens from the sides only, no access from the top. Don't know if that's good or bad just a difference. Looking back months after this purchase I would have gone with a more sturdy unit, and will next time. The wood on these things is just not built to last....
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I have only purchased the Stilt house so can only speak of that. I feel the ground floor being open, no picket fence, gives Hazel more room to run. She loves to race down the ramp, around the grassy bottom area and back up the ramp. She is on the small side and this hutch is a great size for her. We did place chicken wire under it to prevent her digging out. But it allows her to eat grass and feel it under her paws.
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The hutch is VERY light weight and low to the ground. At first, we had it outside on a platform, but at the first sign of s storm we pulled it inside our feed barn to be sure it didn't blow over. Also, word of caution, our rabbits eventually ate through this whole hutch - along edges dislodging the mesh, through the interior wall between the nesting box area and the open area, and actually through the side of the hutch! I love the design with the cleanout tray, etc.; however, it just didn't hold up to active bunnies. ;-( (And I bought 3 of them!)
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We bought a plastic high corner littler pan and the bunny does a great job...most of the time....going in it. The plastic clips on the pan fit nicely on the plastic bottom of the cage. We use a piece of yarn just to secure it a bit better because our bunny like to lift it out of the corner and dig under it. We actually didn't wind up using the stairs or the second level. At first, we just used one side of the second level so that the litter pan would fit. But our bunny would hide under it too much and not be as social, so we took it away. LOVE that this is on wheels by the way! And it's very big and roomy. Bunny is very happy in it. She is able to hop in and out of the cage easily by herself. We bought a plastic high corner littler pan and the bunny does a great job...most of the time....going in it. The plastic clips on the pan fit nicely on the plastic bottom of the cage. We use a piece of yarn just to secure it a bit better because our bunny like to lift it out of the corner and dig under it. We actually didn't wind up using the stairs or the second level. At first, we just used one side of the second level so that the litter pan would fit. But our bunny would hide under it too much and not be as social, so we took it away. LOVE that this is on wheels by the way! And it's... » Read More We bought a plastic high corner littler pan and the bunny does a great job...most of the time....going in it. The plastic clips on the pan fit nicely on the plastic bottom of the cage. We use a piece of yarn just to secure it a bit better because our bunny like to lift it out of the corner and dig under it. We actually didn't wind up using the stairs or the second level. At first, we just used one side of the second level so that the litter pan would fit. But our bunny would hide under it too much and not be as social, so we took it away. LOVE that this is on wheels by the way! And it's very big and roomy. Bunny is very happy in it. She is able to hop in and out of the cage easily by herself. « Show Less
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I don't really know the difference. It's pretty sturdy. It's just have some other issues. Like when moving it to a different spot in my home, some attached parts started getting loose.
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I don't know much about rabbits but the crate is roomy. You can also line the tray with newspaper and/or whatever you need. When it's time to clean the tray it can easily be removed for fast clean up. Hope this helps.
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I trust you are talking about the white bed in the picture. I did not buy this bed but I chose the Stratton day bed. It is quite sturdy and i use it quite often. I'm by no means a skinny young thing�. I did choose the Blooming Prairie set and it is just as pictured...quite pretty. The dust ruffle is rather flimsy and cheap looking, however, so I did not use it. I store things in baskets under the bed and it looks nice.
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I actually have both systems and I have to say that I am happier with the Squirrel Stopper system. I do like that the WBU system can be made shorter or taller with the pole sections they sell; however, it doesn't hold up to the wind/squirrels or hold as many feeders as the Squirrel Stopper. I hope this is helpful.
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It's a bit higher, but I will measure when I arrive home. Dogs will scare your rabbits. Years ago I had a rabbit who got out and when the dog noticed her, she simply had a heart attack and died. We keep the hutch inside, and one night the bunny got out (due to leaving the ramp down) and scared the you know what out of my cowardly kitties. Rabbits are really fun to keep inside. You can box train them and they do really well. The hutch is of nice quality and we have enjoyed it. Remember, if the bunny urinates on the very corner of the hutch, it can run down the leg of the hutch. Not so bad if it's outside, but on carpet...yikes! It's a bit higher, but I will measure when I arrive home. Dogs will scare your rabbits. Years ago I had a rabbit who got out and when the dog noticed her, she simply had a heart attack and died. We keep the hutch inside, and one night the bunny got out (due to leaving the ramp down) and scared the you know what out of my cowardly kitties. Rabbits are really fun to keep inside. You can box train them and they do really well. The hutch is of nice quality and we have enjoyed it. Remember, if the bunny urinates on the very corner of the hutch, it can run down the leg of the hutch. Not so bad if... » Read More It's a bit higher, but I will measure when I arrive home. Dogs will scare your rabbits. Years ago I had a rabbit who got out and when the dog noticed her, she simply had a heart attack and died. We keep the hutch inside, and one night the bunny got out (due to leaving the ramp down) and scared the you know what out of my cowardly kitties. Rabbits are really fun to keep inside. You can box train them and they do really well. The hutch is of nice quality and we have enjoyed it. Remember, if the bunny urinates on the very corner of the hutch, it can run down the leg of the hutch. Not so bad if it's outside, but on carpet...yikes! « Show Less
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That's exactly why we got it. It's pretty easy to put together. Nothin fancy but looks really nice on our large stoop. Only problem has bn training the delivery/postal folks to use it - cause it really jus looks like a bench. Stays dry w seat lid closed. If lots of water is on the seat, it will run into storage area when lifted, but that hasn't really been a problem.
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Yes, but I can say I have mine indoors, in my sunroom with 12 cats and they actually fear my rabbit! This hutch is not durable enough for outside.
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I gave this to my sister as a birthday present and she has two 4-6 lbs bunnies. She says that the hutch is NOT big enough for both of her rabbits to live in. Perhaps would be okay for dwarf rabbits.
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It is so easy to put together...I think a child could do it! There are little decals that need to be put in place, as well. It is very sturdy and we all love it. It lives in an outdoor playhouse and looks as good as the day I installed it. Get It!
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The top and bottom both have sliding doors that lead into the joined pen. Rabbits are pretty smart especially when they want to breed. I would add a little latch on the sliding doors if you want to make sure they are separated. We also built a lean-to onto our garage to keep the hutch out of the rain and brushed it with water sealer. Looks brand new still. This is the best one we found, it's very good quality for a good price. We have one big rabbit in ours and leave the sliding doors open. With the doors open he goes out in the pen to potty and then you can use the blower to blow it clean and add new wood chips, lol. Makes it much easier. The top and bottom both have sliding doors that lead into the joined pen. Rabbits are pretty smart especially when they want to breed. I would add a little latch on the sliding doors if you want to make sure they are separated. We also built a lean-to onto our garage to keep the hutch out of the rain and brushed it with water sealer. Looks brand new still. This is the best one we found, it's very good quality for a good price. We have one big rabbit in ours and leave the sliding doors open. With the doors open he goes out in the pen to potty and then you can use the blower to blow it clean... » Read More The top and bottom both have sliding doors that lead into the joined pen. Rabbits are pretty smart especially when they want to breed. I would add a little latch on the sliding doors if you want to make sure they are separated. We also built a lean-to onto our garage to keep the hutch out of the rain and brushed it with water sealer. Looks brand new still. This is the best one we found, it's very good quality for a good price. We have one big rabbit in ours and leave the sliding doors open. With the doors open he goes out in the pen to potty and then you can use the blower to blow it clean and add new wood chips, lol. Makes it much easier. « Show Less
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I would go with the Natures Miracle litter box that is shaped like a triangle. It has more space to turn around.
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If you have a small rabbit it's perfect pairing with a rabbit fence enclosure. I did take the grate top off the litter box....my rabbit is completely potty trained.
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Does very well in the elements I have not had any issues with the wind. If I had a complaint it is that the rabbits chewed the partition supports so that there is no longer a divided area. It is best for small breed rabbits.
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there's a top level & you can close it off from the bottom. the nesting box is on that level too. the bottom has a ramp that goes up to that top level which is where the level door is .so the only bad thing about the top level is the tray has to be pulled out to clean whereas the bottom is a screen that we nailed on because we didn't want to rest it on the ground. that way it could be used for a second rabbit. we also added legs so it could be off the ground. we are happy with it & you should be able to put 2 bunnies in there.