On Aug 6, 8:37 am, "TheScullster" wrote:
"raden" wrote

Just let them dig a burrow - nice and cool, and natural for them

But how do they know that they're not supposed to burrow sideways then up to
escape from the hutch?
Or are they so happy to be there that they don't want to make a bid for
freedom?

Yeah a burrow would be ideal, but as you say, what is to stop them
diggin up and out again?

A bigger problem is that they would be unaccessible in a burrow which
is a problem if we have to administer meds (eg flystrike protection in
the summer), or grab them for vets trips etc.