Chicken Coops / Pawpuler
Wooden

Pawpuler Chicken Coops

These wooden coops provide secure housing for poultry and small animals in backyard settings. The designs focus on integrated runs and mobility for flexible flock management

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4 coops from Pawpuler

Why this brand

Mobile Design

Integrated wheels allow for easy movement across your yard.

Attached Runs

Each model includes a secure outdoor space for exercise.

Weather Protection

Waterproof materials keep chickens and rabbits dry in outdoor environments.

Buyers

What people say

Heather 4.9

The 120 in wooden model provides plenty of room for my flock of eight chickens.

Barbara 4.5

I use the portable red coop for my rabbits and the wheels make moving it very simple.

Diana 5.0

The extra large 135.7 in version fits my 12 chickens comfortably with the attached run.

Why we keep it

Wooden Habitat Specifications

This set features solid wood construction with red finishes and specific dimensions for varying flock sizes. Listings include models ranging from 76.77 in to 135.7 in in length.

  • Solid wood construction
  • Integrated nesting areas
  • Wheeled portable frames
  • Attached wire mesh runs
  • Red exterior finish
  • Multi-animal compatibility
How they are built

Flock Capacity

Models are sized for specific counts including 1-2, 4-6, or 6-10 chickens. Choose based on your current bird population.

Mobility Features

The portable and mobile listings include wheels and handles. These are intended for owners who rotate grazing areas.

Material Build

These coops use wood as the primary structural material. They are designed for outdoor durability and waterproof performance.

Small Animal Use

The smaller red models serve as effective rabbit hutches. They provide the same security and run space as the poultry versions.

Before you buy

Pawpuler Questions

How many chickens do these coops hold?

The listings include sizes for 1-2, 4-6, 6-10, and up to 15 chickens. Capacity depends on the specific length and model chosen.

Are these coops easy to move?

Several models are designated as mobile or portable. These versions include wheels specifically for relocating the coop in a yard.

What materials are used in construction?

These coops are built from wood. They feature waterproof treatments and wire mesh for the attached runs.

Can these be used for animals other than chickens?

Yes, the catalog includes models suitable for ducks and rabbits. The smaller red units are specifically listed as rabbit hutches.