Digging

[b]The bunns love the new run Jazz has dug a bit but Fizz seems to want to find a new Yorkshire coal seam Ann got back in earlyer and saw a Fizz bum stuck out of the grass is there any way of stopping them or just one of them things

Uh oh.... no way of stopping a digger I am afraid. My wildie is particularly bad, as is my dutch. Best bet is to layer bottom of run with wire I am afraid.

[b]yes will do how deep will they go ?

Corrina's Blanche-Roberta makes full on burrows and I once had to almost replace a patio after my buns dug a trench under it and it fell in on itself.

[b]Think I will rent them out for drainage contracts. They have all runn back in to the shed/hutch now because its thundering so brave

Awwww.....well who can blame them...nobun wants to get wet!

Mine have dug a huge burrow that is about 8 foot long - I think! and goes down about two foot. Once they dug it, they stopped digging apart from the odd half-hearted burrow. I think they like to have a bolt-hole and rather than being an escape attempt it is just logical rabbit instinct.

[b]That makes sence the only problem the run I have built is on top of the past pets grave yard there are four cats and a bunny down there I dont want them coming accross any spooky ansestors

OOPS!

[b]When I went out earlyer to fill in anouther hole Jazz came running up to meet me at the corner of the run with the it wasn't me look on his face the fact that 2 min before from an upstairs window I had seen the Jazz bum sticking out of the hole Later I went out and Jazz again came running over and the dope fell strait into one of the holes

[b]Hmmm Fizz is still digging and Jazz stands and watches I know "typical bloke" Catswiska put to line the bottom of the run with wire presume thats wire mesh not to electricute the little monsters would the mesh be on top of the grass or just bellow the turf level and wont it hurt there ickle paws