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I'm trying to convince my parents to let me buy to bunny rabbits. I'm not allowed them inside, because they'll poo and stink up the place.
I need to keep the outside, but my parents are not convinced they'll be safe enough there.
I've looked it up and all, hot to heat the cage, installation, water protection, everything. I've even picked out a hutch.
I plan on putting a sleeping bag over the cage (installation), wrapping the water bottle in bubble wrap (to stop it freezing), use hot water bottles and heated bricks (to warm it up).
It is a big cage, fencing at the bottom, second layer with a small wooden room for sleeping. I'm getting an adult male & female, already a couple <3.

Would they be safe enough outside?

Yay! I hope you get them.I don't know anything about rabbits,sorry.

My dad raised baby bunnies!I van ask him for you:D

The metal squares at the bottom are not good. My mom once had a gerbil that chewed off his leg and died because he got it stuck in it. I used to have a rabbit named Corey that lived in like a cat carrier like when a cat goes to the vet. Water bottle fits litter box and food bowls, yes my rabbit was litter box trained. It bites the metal on the door at night so make sure you let it out during the morning for a couple minutes in your room.

This is only if you keep it in your room in your house.

@Ice: Yes please! Thanks. It would be very useful.
@Mud: The rabbits are going to be outside.

It's going to be fox-proofed by it being solid and the locks will have padlocks. They definatly will be safe(-ish, because them hearing a preditor in a neighbours garden, they may die of... fright/shock!).
But I'm sure they'll be protected aginst the TERRIBLE cold-snaps in winter, and my dad is moving his studio into town so I'll have the studio/garage if it gets too cold.

They sound safe enough... I mean, they won't be entirely safe. Predators adapt as humans invent new things. The weather might be a problem if your power goes out. But that can't last too long; they'll live. So yes. If you're going to spend that much money and time on your bunnies, then they should be okay ^3^

Talk to your vet and read informational books. Even the internet can help. However; I'm not expert, but I think they'll be just fine with the proper care and warmth.

What about if we go on holidays? Should I pay the neighbours to mind them, since it's hard work!

Well, they'll survive for awhile. But you should maybe get your neighbours or a family member to feed them and take good care of them.

I have one

Rabbit should not go outside there are predators out ther like the PYthon(if you live near the woods),untamed cats.if your cage is not tight enough it might end off escaping.

But it Depends if you have a safe neighborhood :)

...Pythons don't live in the wild in America, Black ^^;

Lol,she lives in Ireland XD Not a single snake.Just foxes,really.There is a big road on front of her house,and a big field behind it.

well if you want a bunny outside think about this: is your yard big to have bunnys? do you have any other pets like a dog or a cat that can might kill you bunnys? if you are geting more then one bunny try to have the same sex, but males may fight. if you do get a male and a female be careful thay might have other bunnys. do you have the right food for them? do you a cage that can hold over five bunnys?

pm me, if you need any other advice.