Where in a house should you keep a rabbit?

Answer 1

rabbits either stay out doors in a hutch and play in the run in the day or in the house in a specail cage but if they are indoors they need some where to exercise in the day but i keep mine in a shed half way.

Answer 2

Rabbits can be kept anywhere in the home so long as it's safe and comfortable for them. It's usually not a good idea to keep your rabbit in your bedroom, though, because rabbits are crepuscular (i.e. most active at dusk and dawn), and they're more active overnight than they are in the daytime -- a rabbit in your bedroom will most likely keep you awake at night.

Rabbits can be kept in cages, dog crates, hutches, dog exercise pens, "bunny condos," or a rabbit-proofed room; if you rabbit-proof your whole home, pet bunnies can even be free-range. A rabbit's enclosure should contain all the necessary supplies (like a water bottle and litter box, for example). Rabbits need to be let out of their enclosures every day for exercise, play time, socializing, and so their owners can observe their health and behaviour. The smaller the cage, the more time you have to put into playing with your rabbit and ensuring it gets enough exercise; however, even free range rabbits need quality time with their owners.

Rabbits are very social animals and need to socialize with others (like humans, or other rabbits they're bonded with, or other pets -- like rabbits, cats, dogs -- under adult supervision) every day. A rabbit's enclosure should be kept away from loud noises and choas (as prey animals, rabbits are very susceptible to stress), but it shouldn't be hidden away in a forgotten corner, either. See the related questions below for more details and helpful links.