Where is the best place to put a rabbit in an apartment?

Question

I have a 1.5 bedroom apartment (the other "bedroom" is a fairly large room but has no windows/ventilation/sunlight).. and Im thinking of getting a rabbit as a pet. Should I keep it in the main bedroom, the extra bedroom, the bathroom (not ventilated either), or the kitchen? Help please

Answer 1

You should put it in your main living area, the room in which you spend the most time. I have two rabbits and they are VERY social creatures. You shouldn't lock them away in a room where you are going to see them every day. They like to be a part of the "family". If you must put them in a bedroom, I would suggest it be the one you sleep in, although, rabbits are generally more active in the evening and early morning.

Answer 2

The rabbit might have escaped someone's yard and gotten hit and still managed to drag itself to your patio before dying. You would be surprised at how tough a largge rabbit can be. As for the removal, does the apartment complex have maintenance people checking the grounds for litter left out by people having parties on a Saturday night ? Ask at the office the next morning. It's good to report this in case there is a stupid prankster living in the complex if that person has been pranking other people.

Answer 3

The living area

Answer 4

the rabbit doesn't really need ventilation. i would probably be happier not living in the dark but i think mostly out of the way of drafts would be best especially in the winter.

Answer 5

put it in the "other" bedroom in a corner. But u might let it get some air some of the time

Answer 6

Whatever place is large enough for a wired pen (can't house break them and they chew).

Answer 7

Yes, in an apartment would be good or they could be eaten outside.

Answer 8

The oven.