Smaller indoor cage vs. Bigger outdoor cage

[leyley904]

Paula- IM NOT HOUSING HIM OUTDOORS! So why even bring that up again!? And what I said to Ash was between me and her. Just please, leave me alone. Its like your out to get me!

[wheekers01]

It really doesn't. That an animal can live outside and seem alright doesn't necessarily mean that it should.

I don't think Paula was trying to be mean to you. She was saying how that him being blind is even more of a reason to keep him inside. When you made the comment, I guess it just depends on the pig, she kindly disagreed with you. Saying that she doesn't agree, and that just because an animal can live outside and be fine, like your rabbit could be, doesn't make it right. She even said, "Glad to hear your keeping him inside and making a bigger cage." I agree completely with her.

[Paula]

Paula- IM NOT HOUSING HIM OUTDOORS! So why even bring that up again!? And what I said to Ash was between me and her. Just please, leave me alone. Its like your out to get me!

Honey, no, I'm not "out to get you," I'm posting on a forum we are both members of. You started this thread about whether or not to house your rabbit outdoors or inside, remember? And, no, it's not "between you and Ash," if it's on a public forum.

And your last post is absolutely irrelevant to this topic and therefore it's been unapproved. Keep your thread on topic as much as you can, please.

It's great to hear you've decided to keep him indoors and give him a larger cage, as I said before.

[Ly&Pigs]

Leyley, your last two messages on this thread will remain unapproved. As you are cavy caged, any messages you post have to be approved by an admin or moderator. These last two messages are off-topic to the thread.

[lissie]

Her cage got beat up by bears 3 times over the years.

Your rabbit got attacked by a bear 3 times? How could you let that happen? If I were you, I would have moved her inside after the first incident.

[Ash-Ro060708]

Your rabbit got attacked by a bear 3 times? How could you let that happen? If I were you, I would have moved her inside after the first incident.

The bears were trying to get the rabbit food, not the rabbit, she was never hurt. You can't stop a bear from doing anything. It happened when I was young, my parents believed no animal should live in the house, so all our cats, dogs and rabbits always lived outside.

[Paula]

The bears were trying to get the rabbit food, not the rabbit, she was never hurt.

She was most certainly traumatized, though, without question. You're lucky she didn't die from shock.

You can't stop a bear from doing anything.

Nope, you can't, and this is all the more reason to keep your animals inside instead of putting them outside and hoping for the best.

Ash, I know that the decision to leave this rabbit outside wasn't yours, as you were a very small child, but it's a very good illustration of the point - animals belong inside. Not as easy prey in a cage outside the house where anything can happen.