Rabbit, Indoors or Outdoors? please read :) xx?

[Blueberrylx]

currently i keep my new bunny (gyspy) outside in a hutch but i dont like it out there, we live next to a wood, like litrally our garden small dry stown wall big wood with foxes and things in, futunetly my hutch is fox proof!
but when he was indoors i got him out everyday, gave him a hug now and then and i loved it but my mam says it smells indoors and she wants it out in the hutch
and when its out there i sometimes forget about it and not get it out for a day or too (i normally get it out just before dinner when my mam is cooking it) but i only remember when i go out to feed it and its after dinner (to late) also when i went to get it out once it stuck its bum in the air then bit me?

So i was thinking.... well we have this *old kitchen* ( was the kitchen then we did the basement out) so its a junk room now, full of junk just tossed in there, so i was thinking of buying a dog pen thing and setting it up with a bedroom bit food and water litter tray (once ive trained it) and it can have a huge cage but how do i persuade my mam?
SO, heres my questions to you!!

-Why did he bite me?

-How do i persuade my mam and dad?

-would my rabbit prefer a bigger cage like that?

-what would i need to put in it?

-How do you litter train a rabbit?


ANY WEBSITES WILL HELP TO THANKS, PLEASE ANSWER AS MANY AS YOU CAN !! xxxxxx

 

[Maggs]

it is soooo much better to keep rabbits inside, i had to convince my parents too and I did this by telling them the facts, check out this website ( http://www.rabbit.org/index.html ) then when you know all you need to approach your parents when they are not busy and in a good mood, tell them the facts calmly, let them speak and be reasonable and logical. this will show you have the responsibility to keep your bunny inside.