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Father Jack's Hay Box Review

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Post by marleyNfriends Tue Nov 20, 2012 4:03 pm

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POSITIVES:
  • Its quite big and heavy so the buns cant knock it around.

  • It holds lots of hay, far more than what i can fit in the hayrack i made.

  • Because of the two holes, they can get hay from it more easily than they can from the hay rack.

  • Its relatively easy to fill

  • I also think it looks good, but the biggest positive for me is that its surprisingly tidy compared to the hayrack. They pull the hay out and make a mess, but its easy to sweep up. The hayrack would get hay all over, outside the bars, down the back of the lino and litter tray etc, it was a pain to clean up sometimes as id have to pull the whole pen out to get the hay that had fallen out.

NEGATIVES/THINGS THAT COULD BE IMPROVED
  • They can get into the box through the holes, which i initially thought made it more fun...until they peed in it. Not really a massive problem, but i did think i might have to break it in order to get them out! Laughing

  • The small holes made it hard to clean, i would suggest perhaps a hinged or removable lid at the top, which will also make filling it even easier.

  • It does take up a fair bit of room once the litter tray is placed infront of it.


Overall, Father Jack's hay box gets an 8/10 and Marley and Dollys bunny seal of approval Thumbs Up Thank you every so much Father Jack and Sparky Hugs I hope that review was honest enough for you!! Laughing

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Post by fiver Tue Nov 20, 2012 5:37 pm

ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL ROFL
only those two could terrorise such a wonderful design Laughing Laughing Laughing
you have to love them Love Love Love Love Love Love Love

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Post by KatieB Tue Nov 20, 2012 5:53 pm

Laughing Only they would go through the holes and pee inside!!!!
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Post by Sparky Tue Nov 20, 2012 6:23 pm

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You'll have to feed them up so they can't get through the holes.

Hudad did think they *might* get in and widdle (he should have known they would Rolling Eyes ) so was thinking that a hinged or removable bit would be a good idea, as well as possibly lining the inside so it was wipe-clean.

I think he would be reluctant to try to make the holes smaller - too small for the body might allow the head to get stuck or if they could get their heads in they might be tempted to try getting the rest of them in. It's probably safest to make sure the holes are too big for them to get stuck, allow them to get in and out and live with the occasional widdle. Alternatively it would be possible to do one with bars on the front instead of holes - do you think that would work? Would the front then need to be upright instead of sloped back?

I'm not sure what you could do about the size. It needs to be big enough to get quite a lot of hay in and not be thrown around and not able to tip over and squish a bunny. I wonder if it might be possible to do one on low legs so the litter tray slides underneath or partly underneath. Or use a smaller litter tray Wink
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Post by Rachel&Nibbler Tue Nov 20, 2012 6:47 pm

ROFL brilliant review, love Marley & Dolly's antics!
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Post by marleyNfriends Tue Nov 20, 2012 8:15 pm

Sparky wrote: Laughing

You'll have to feed them up so they can't get through the holes.

Hudad did think they *might* get in and widdle (he should have known they would Rolling Eyes ) so was thinking that a hinged or removable bit would be a good idea, as well as possibly lining the inside so it was wipe-clean.

I think he would be reluctant to try to make the holes smaller - too small for the body might allow the head to get stuck or if they could get their heads in they might be tempted to try getting the rest of them in. It's probably safest to make sure the holes are too big for them to get stuck,
allow them to get in and out and live with the occasional widdle. Alternatively it would be possible to do one with bars on the front instead of holes - do you think that would work? Would the front then need to be upright instead of sloped back?

I'm not sure what you could do about the size. It needs to be big enough to get quite a lot of hay in and not be thrown around and not able to tip over and squish a bunny. I wonder if it might be possible to do one on low legs so the litter tray slides underneath or partly underneath. Or use a smaller litter tray Wink

Yes this is a tricky one and you cant really win Rolling Eyes At least, not with my two! Laughing As for the size, its fine for Marley and Dolly, as they arent shut in their pen for too long and get plenty of free range time. The flippin castle i got is taking up too much space though Rolling Eyes
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Post by FluffSlave Tue Nov 20, 2012 8:27 pm

I love the names added on Laughing

Do they use each side correctly?
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Post by marleyNfriends Tue Nov 20, 2012 8:53 pm

FluffSlave wrote:I love the names added on Laughing

Do they use each side correctly?
Do they nelly! Although, Dolly always pees in the correct side! Laughing
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Post by FluffSlave Tue Nov 20, 2012 9:12 pm

Laughing Laughing Laughing
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