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Old Jul 24, 2007, 06:50 AM
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Guinea Pig Hutches and Runs

Just wondering what everyone considers to be acceptable as runs

For my rabbit she has a 4ft by 1.5ft box which leads onto her inside run which is 6ft by 3ft. This inturn leads onto a run outside the shed which is 6ft by 7ft.

I can't go into quite the same proportions when building my guineapig house but was wondering what everyone else would do

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(ps. soz about dis all but I'm just trying to get everything sorted now its da hols.)

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im just wondering why you cant put the guinea pig in with the rabbit while it is the holidays ,
they should by all accounts get on very well with each other (unless your rabbits ae breeding?? )
this would save a lot of building and a lot of money as they can share the same run which by all accounts sounds a very very good sized one

if you cant for some reason put the guinea pig in with the rabbits i would recommend a 4 ft by 3 ft section as this is a good size

you can have them smaller than that but if you want to give the pig the space to play and explore then 4 by 3 would be the best

best of luck with your rabbits and your guinea pigs and im sure no matter how big the run is the pig will be happy especially if he has grass coming from the bottom so he can play in it

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