Besides providing you with meat, rabbits produce dung, which makes a good fertilizer. Rabbit skins and fur have many uses. A rabbit can be a source of instant cash in an emergency. Rabbit Cages Healthy and productive rabbits need clean, dry homes. You can keep them in cages raised above the ground on posts or on a fence.
Some people save space by building shelves on a wall for the cages.
Keep each adult rabbit in its own cage. Each cage should be three feet square, and about two feet high, large enough for a rabbit and its young to move around a little bit. Put the cage in a place that is protected from rain, wind, and hot sun. Keep the cages clean. You will find it easier to keep a rabbit cage clean if the floor of the cage has holes just large enough for dirt, droppings, and urine to fall through.