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another WIR question...........sorry guys

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Just a quickie- my WIR base is complete and i have left an area of soil in the middle for the girls to scratch in- however, despite having slabs all the way round, i'm still worried about mr fow getting in and up through the soil area!??? ,...... make sense?? if i just slab the lot and use easibed all over- does this give the girls enough fun - scratching around etc- they will only have limited FR time - so thats why the soil idea came to mind.

 

ideas welcomed

 

thanks everyone

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some people slab all over, and say that it's easier to clean.

 

It's unlikely that a fox would dig that far ... they are not moles! They will s"Ooops, word censored!"e a hole under a fence for example, but it's rare that they would actually tunnel under something as big as a slab - assuming the WIR will be resting on it - it would probably take them more than a night to do it, so you would see the evidence.

 

Up to you, I have mine resting on slabs with earth in the middle and it's fine.

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I have a full concrete base, so the same as slabs really, and I wouldn't have it any other way. So much much easier, my girls FR a lot though, but when they have to be in the run I scatter stuff in the bedding for them to scratch about and find.. they are perfecftly happy. :)

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Foxes like an upright edge to dig against so providing the the WIR has a sufficient "lip/skirt" of concrete around it should act as a deterrant like the skirt on the eglu run :)

 

Personally I my WIR is ALL slabbed and the cube run is not - I MUCH prefer cleaning out the WIR :)

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