I just re-read my reply, and it was confusing. I meant two different things: a 4 x 3 cage would be plenty for a sleeping house, and a 4 X 6 house would be more than enough. Sorry.
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So they were in a dog crate with no run space? Or am I understanding you wrong?I live in So. Colorado, and it gets darn snowy and cold in the winter. One thing I failed to mentioned--the wire dog cage had a large piece of carpet draped over the top and sides. So it really wasn't just bare wires.
What'd you do, shovel your yard for them?Yes, they were in a dog crate for SLEEPING. During the daylight hours, I let them out. Way out.
Lovely pics... I get that part.Ha ha, good one. Their house was located in a straw-covered dirt area behind my house. It was all fenced in, with a run about 20 feet long. But outside of this, the terrain is short grass prairie. I tend to mow my weeds, and it looks like a lawn! Let me try to illustrate with photos, OK?View attachment 1129612 View attachment 1129615 View attachment 1129618
Oh, okay.The ducks don't seem to mind walking on snow at all. Well, the tubby Pekin has a bit of trouble waddling. There are always places for them to be, where they are out of the snow--in the lee of my sheds, behind the garage, etc. In blizzards, they just stay in.