PawHut 65" Chicken Coop Wooden Chicken House Rabbit Hutch Poultry Cage Hen Pen Backyard with Nesting Box, Ramp, Run

Only lasted like 4 months and begin falling apart very quickly so cheaply made

Ordered this coop for my guinea pigs! They love it! The house part is waterproof and a great size! It's very pretty and strong enough to keep predators out! I live in Florida and the weatherproofing is great! They stay dry and cozy during the showers

This is a pretty sweet little rabbit hutch I think. Plenty of room for a couple of bunnies. The bunny can be watched and they have more grazing room with safety, this is great!

It was very easy to build. When you put it together is strong enough for chickens.

This coop is pretty good for someone starting out with just 3 or 4 chickens (I'd say 4 max). I found it easy to assemble. Right now this coop is good but I can already see that it will need some winterizing.

Very cheaply made. I definitely don’t recommend this coop.

We received this coop and many of the wood pieces were broken. We were able to get it together but within 2 days raccoons got into the coop and killed our ducks. We have a different coop for our chickens that was right next to this one and we’ve had that 2 years with no issues. The raccoons pulled up one side of the roof which was not attached well. Was hard to put it together as the wood kept splitting.

Not a very sturdy coop but it gets the job done and it is cute. The run part does not attach to the coop, but you can screw it in yourself (you should find a way to attach it, I wouldn't trust it to hold chickens in for very long if not attached). Pretty easy to put together but it does feel pretty flimsy. It held up to my german shepherd trying to break in when he got into our chicken yard, so i'm happy with it so far. The coop part is actually pretty large, right now I have a few small chickens and they have tons of room. You could probably use it for 4ish full grown chickens if they are free range during the day. The latch to keep the run closed is VERY flimsy so I suggest getting another type of sturdy latch to keep it closed & locked shut. You also can't easily reach the coop door to open/close it (I go in through the egg box).

Instructions are simple and clear, easy to do. I have four hens they love it, was not keen on the latches so i installed locks on them so no one or anything can open it, no animals can get them so thats a plus. Looking to expand very soon.

Pros: Adorable. Easy to set up. The wire is secured nicely to the wood (but more on that later). It smells nice. Cons: The quality! I know this is a cheap coop, but you get what you pay for. I needed a coop and was relying on this one coming when it did so I couldn't exactly return it and still have a place for my chickens. However, I will be continuing to look for an upgraded coop and will use this one as my temporary coop. My specific complaints are as follows... The wood is incredibly soft and light, and I expect it to rot rather quickly given our mid-Atlantic weather. I purchased this knowing I would have to expand the run (which I did), but it was very difficult securing anything to the coop or run because of how soft and wood is. It cracks very easily. Additionally, the framing for the door to the coop has already come off with a relatively gentle bump, and a few of the pieces came damaged. It also did not come with a way to secure the run to the coop, which is very odd to me given it is marketed as a chicken coop, and leaving the run disconnected from the coop is a sure-fire way to get your chickens killed. There are no locks on the doors - just a simple wooden piece that any fox could easily wiggle loose. I do fear that with how soft this wood is, a predator could pull the wire off of the wood. In fact, I'm about 100% sure this is possible as we had a fox tear apart stronger wire in the past. Ultimately I had to make a lot of modifications to make this work as a chicken coop I am comfortable with. I would not purchase this coop had I known of the quality.

Easiest thing I've ever assembled. Decent space for the money. Could be a little more sturdy, as I picked it up to move it. One side of the roof came unglued from the support beam. Easy fix, but should've came nailed to the supper beam. Other wise, my chickens are happy

Much smaller than you think it is. And cheaply built. Not worth the money

We are using this as a bunny hutch. We did add a latch to the nesting box & upgraded the door latch to something more secure- otherwise 2 paws up!

Great house for chicks. Easy to assemble, was super fast delivery and best price I found on the internet

Fast delivery, my hen house was very easy to assemble the instructions were clear and easy to read.

Great size for two ducks, especially when they were approx one month old. They're now fully grown and eating more than they should be, so it's a little snug when they're walking into their house and coming out. There is a larger back door, so the plan is to rotate the house and move the ramp to that door for them, so they're not sucking their bellies in each time they want to enter or leave their house. Beautiful house design, we receive compliments all the time for it.

Easy to assemble, and no parts missionary, even down to the exact number of screws. Happy with my purchase.

Great product. Easy to assemble except no instructions on how to install the ramp.

Smells like sold wood. Some confusion with assembly, but we did get it completed in about an hour!

It was very easy to build. The wood is very flimsy but when you put it together is strong enough for chickens. I put a picture of my dog so you can see the proportion. It's good for the price.