your hutches ornamental, is to cover the old lumber with shingles and stain them to conform to the surroundings.
But whatever the style of your hutch or the purpose for which it is intended, keep these facts in mind:
In the first place, it must be comfortable. That means that it is of the proper size, that it is as nearly air-tight as it is possible to make a hutch.
In the second place, it must conform to the laws of sanitation. It must be easily cleaned and kept clean. There is nothing so costly as a hutch that cannot be cleaned and disinfected promptly and properly at regular intervals.
In the third place, it must be free from dampness and draughts. Damp hutches are the forerunners of the dreaded "snuffles" and other kindred deadly rabbit diseases. Practise the ounce of prevention and you will never need "cures."
This brings us to a consideration of whether or not the solid floor in the hutch is the best
