Do baby rabbits dig big holes?

Is she spayed as if not rabbits can be come very aggreesive when they reach sexual mautrity but once spayed and the horomones setle calm down again. As for digging holes in her hutch does she get alot of time out if her hutch in a large run and do you give her things to occupy her. Rabbits are natural diggers and if they are bore do tend to dig more.

You need to make sure that she spends as much of her time as possible out of her hutch and gve her boredom breaks. You can buy things in most good pet shop designered to give them things to do and you can also give her things like plastic flower pots and cardboard boxes which they love to play with and to make even more fun you can hide small treats in hay in them. I also in the summer give mine a large cat litter tray with sand in it which I dampen which they just love to dig in it and lay in nice cool sand.

Rabbits like any pet need things to stimulate there brain.

Rabbits are natural diggers in holes they find security so don't worry about it all the same id re-enforce the outside of the hutch with aluminum plate to prevent escape. A tame rabbit will die very fast in the wild due to predators. Rabbits especially females can become very aggressive as they reach maturity they should be handled often to prevent this.

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