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Step 1
Decide which areas of the house you are designating for your rabbit to roam freely. Rabbits are chewers by instinct, so keep that in mind. If you are choosing only a few rooms, kitchens and bathrooms are ideal for the naturally curious rabbit.
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Step 2
If you are allowing your rabbit full range of your house, make sure to rabbit-proof your wiring with plastic tubing from the hardware store. You might also want to protect chair and table legs with hard plastic furniture protectors, or with animal-deterring sprays found in pet stores. (You can also use perfume, as rabbits dislike the smell and taste.)
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Step 3
Set up an area with an open cage containing the rabbit's litter box, water and food. This is a place the rabbit will use to feel safe, to rest and to use the bathroom.
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Step 4
Start with your rabbit in a small area first, such as a kitchen. Get him used to that being where his cage and litter box is. Then gradually allow him access to as many rooms as you like, one at a time.











