How can you prevent your bunny from escaping their hutch?

1. Ensure the hutch is secure: Check for any loose or damaged parts of the hutch that your bunny could use to escape. Repair or replace any damaged areas to make sure the hutch is secure.

2. Add a lock or latch: Install a lock or latch on the door of the hutch to prevent your bunny from opening it and escaping.

3. Place the hutch in a secure location: Make sure the hutch is in a location that is away from potential escape routes, such as tall fences or open gates.

4. Provide plenty of space and enrichment: Bunnies may try to escape if they are feeling bored or confined. Make sure the hutch is spacious enough for your bunny to move around comfortably and provide plenty of toys and enrichment to keep them stimulated.

5. Supervise outdoor playtime: If you let your bunny out of their hutch for playtime, make sure to supervise them closely to prevent them from wandering off and escaping.

6. Consider getting a run or playpen: If you are concerned about your bunny escaping their hutch, consider adding a run or playpen to their living area to give them more space to move around and play without the risk of escaping.