Multi-choice problem: Continue writing the next sentence in this paragraph:

How to set up a rabbit cage
Choose a cage or a hutch.
Cages are better suited to temporary accommodation because they don't give the rabbit the opportunity to hide. A rabbit that is constantly exposed to view on all sides will quickly feel stressed.

Choices:
(1). Rabbits without a hutch will also experience isolation. Therefore, choose a hutch that has so many hiding places that rabbits don't feel that they can escape..
(2). Of course, it does help to put a hide or box into the cage so bunny can have some privacy. However, although a hutch may be better, they are heavy and cumbersome and not well suited to indoors..
(3). Choose a clean, dehumidifier-free cage. Rabbits are sensitive to temperature, so choose a smaller cage or hutch for your rabbit to retreat to when he is not at home..
(4). Hold on to any options you have and choose a design that feels best to you. Consider installing other cages, too, such as baskets that your rabbit can climb out of if she feels cramped..
(2).