Rabbits should be kept in the house, not in an outdoor hutch. They are highly social and need to be part of the family just as any more conventional pet would be. Even in a hutch, they can still be reached by some predators, and exposure to the elements, lack of sufficient exercise, and boredom will shorten their lives considerably. A house rabbit can live for 8-10 years. House bunnies require a rabbit-proofed home.
Little bunnies have sharp teeth, the better to gnaw through electrical wiring with.
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