Why do bunnys dig?

Answer 1

Because they don't have a big enough cage.

What kind of cage do you have, that your rabbit can make a hole in it. The main purpose to have your rabbit in a cage, besides being able to catch it is to protect the rabbit. You need to get a sturdy welded wire cage for your rabbit.

Answer 2

Bunnies often dig because their nails need to stay short, and digging helps them do this. If a bunny's nails get to long then they are more liable to break and cause the bunny pain.

Answer 3

it means they are digging a burrow which is the traditional home of the Bunny.

Answer 4

its a rabbits natural instinct to dig. as they dig and live in burrows underground. its perfectly normal in rabbits, normally in spring/mating season

Answer 5

There are trying to move the bedding around. To make a nest. Or it is trying to escape! Let him/her run around the yard.

Answer 6

That's where they have their babies. They dig underground so larger animals can't get at their litter.

Sources

Personal experience

Answer 7

peacefull and no wild animals there