Nope. She has her 2 story hutch, a cage by her hutch dedicated for her snacks and hay with water. Other than that I have a child's gate at the stairs where I was recording from so she doesn't go upstairs. I got her when she was a wee one so she's earned her trust to stay out.

When I first got her I let her free roam as she pleased but I monitored her and immediately let her know when she did something wrong by making a "PSS" sound. I got her some hay chew toys and cardboard boxes that she learned I encouraged her to chew over walls, cables and the couch lol. I let her free roam from day one but at night when went to sleep I would put her in her hutch and bring her out the moment I woke up. After a few months I decided to see how she would do free roam without me around and after looking at my cameras she ran around for a few minutes but went to sleep shortly after inside her hutch. So after that I let her just be free roam all the time. I guess getting her in my sleep schedule from a young age helped.