I have two miniature Pygmy Deer will this chicken coop hold them?
1424375
It depends on how BIG they are (height wise) and how hard and high they can jump. It's not going to give them a whole lot of room to move around.
1424376
piece of crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
413997
YES... Perches are too large for a cockatiel's foot. I have both a timneh african grey AND rosie cockatoo on it with room to spare.
400198
if you use the quail rails for this, it should do fine for birds also. I use my regular chicken rails for my ducks, chickens, and pheasants. I use the quail rails of course for my cortunix and bobwhite quails.
1704174
I have one for Chickens, but I love it, you can move it easily, access to pets is easy. I am getting angora Rabbits and they will go in it, and so I am building a another chicken coop, I would highly recommend.
623136
It will work find laying on its side. I use them regularly that way in my deer feeders.
1088110
Yes but maybe only 1. Chickens need room to move and this doesnt have that much room for that. I have chickens and it is too small for my pets. We have the rabbit in the cage.
1136339
Hi---We use ours for mini lop bunnies and the opening is fine for them, so should be fine for the chickens. I actually bought a child's wooden play house from Costco for my chickens. It is sturdier, much bigger, and the materials are better and fastened with screws instead of staples. It was less money too! Since you can stand up in it, it is much easier to clean also.Just add some dowels for perches, and a few nesting boxes, then put some chicken wire in the windows if you want to keep predators out.
2053938
No. I also have chickens and ended up building them a coop. Unless you have a cover on the top (not the tarp A frame that is optional ((I have that as well)) you will see that predators can access them. Even if that was covered, the links are too wide and they can burrow underneath. While this is perfect for the small amount of time that my dogs are there, I would not recommend using this frame and chicken wire. Other than that, my only complaint was the unwinding of the chain link, which can catch on itself and make the task very annoying. Overall people come to my house and are very impressed with the product for the price. Good Luck
414242
I have a Rhode Island Red hen and rooster plus a Sex Linked hen. They are comparable in size to the Sussex with the Rooster being significantly larger than the hen. I think that the coop would fit one more full size bird (especially if it were a hen), there is certainly enough room on the roosting bars. It would be a bit tight but doable.I am planning a larger coop because I want to add several more birds but will keep the Pawhut for initial isolation of new birds when introducing them to the flock.
2180178
They will be set off by the smaller animals if you want them to. I have used them to keep geese and foxes away; but if you want the animals to be ignored, I would by the model without the stakes, and then tie them or attach them to a building or tree. Keep them a bit higher, and you won't have a problem. They are wonderful units and survived our harsh winter this year.
1777973
It's big enough for one standard size rabbit, or two small rabbits. If you had one of the tiny breeds, you could maybe squeeze three in there, but they might feel crowded and fight. I have two bantam chickens in mine. It's been in constant use for a year. We set it up on concrete blocks and left one end open to a chicken wire run so they'd have more room. Handled winter weather just fine. We did block the little window on the side during the winter with a piece of cardboard to prevent drafts.
190896
No. This would be a squeeze for a single standard chicken of any breed. I considered using it as a broody hutch, and it's really too cramped even for that. For chickens, it only works for banties or for young standards under about 3-4 months old.
1672873
I don't see why not. You just buy another run and do not screw in the end piece. I have three chickens and I let them free range. They only go in their coop at night or to lay. Barely spending any time in the run. I think three chickens is too much for a run that size. It is not too much space at all.
668213
Here, it doesn't keep the deer out (at all) but probably fine for chickens. Also, probably light enough to be stretched OVER the chicken pen as well (keeping hawks out).
709916
Not really. I have three pullets and I still had to build them a bigger run. The coop also doesn't have enough roosting space for six chickens.
1000938
If you have two small bunnies that ARE a matched pair (already friends). There is a latching spot over the ramp on the top story, so technically you could store two bunnies that aren't matched, but since the latch is wood the bunny on the top floor could chew the latch off and go to the lower level. So as I said, unless they are a matched pair I would not recommend it.
2155708
Don't think so. It's for more light weight stuff like; a couple of whole chickens...that's about it