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Caught in the act

Do they freerange then?

What exactly are they doing to the garden?

Cant really give advice till you say what it is they are doing :wave:
 
1) Are they neutered? Neutering may help 'calm them down'

But 2) they are bunnies, digging and foraging and getting in to small spaces is what they do, so its better to provide them with their own safe secure run with supervised free-range time. Also provide digging boxes (which can be just a litter tray filled with soil) and tunnels and toys in their run. You can make your own cheaply, toys dont have to cost a lot of money.

Also you could try growing your own bunny-safe herbs so that they have more variety and stimulation.

You can fence off with that bending green garden wire stuff any unsafe bushes or areas that you dont want them to get to.
 
You can't. Only option is keep buns on concrete enclosures. Buns who are on grass will destroy grass until it's mud, and make lots of holes. This is just buns being buns.

If you want to preserve your garden- supervise buns when they are on grass and distract them when they dig or move them on so they forget they were digging.

Give them interesting things to run in and hide in and do.

You can undermesh runs on grass with welded wire then over turf so that the buns feet dont get hurt, or let grass grow through for a month or so.

Other than that, expect your garden to be destroyed in no time :)
 
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