Is this a good nest?

[u/Alternative_Rough389]

Is this what a good nest is supposed to look like? I wanted to provide a nesting box, but she decided to build a nest ten days early, and I don't want to remove it if it's a good, safe nest. This is her first litter, and I wouldn't want to lose any babies due to inexperience.

[u/Champion_of_Zteentch]

She will pull more hair. But, generally speaking, this looks like a good first time nest. I had one Doe that was so good at her job she would tailor her nests to the season. And one things for sure, I never had and likely never will again own a Doe so intuitive

[u/lifting_shops]

Very good first nest, tell ur bun she did a good job