tanya_306
Alpha Buck
Hello
I took Emily to meet her potential husbun on Friday and she didn't really like him. She took a few chunks of fur from him as she kept trying to bite him. He did not try to fight back. The lady at the rescue said it would need to be a slow bonding.....
Now, they have both been in a neutral area at my house since then. We have split a playhouse in half so that they can see each other through chicken wire attached to a wooden gate.
Earlier I put Emily in our large outdoor run and I let Finley run around. When I opened the run to put Emily back to the playhouse she escaped and led down! Finley ran past her and she ignored him. It was very hot but I can't see that she was so hot she couldn't move to chase him.
They are now back in the divided play house but I was wondering how long I need to leave them like this before letting them see more of each other. :? .... and when I say see more of each other, how should I go about doing this?
Thanks
Tanya
I took Emily to meet her potential husbun on Friday and she didn't really like him. She took a few chunks of fur from him as she kept trying to bite him. He did not try to fight back. The lady at the rescue said it would need to be a slow bonding.....
Now, they have both been in a neutral area at my house since then. We have split a playhouse in half so that they can see each other through chicken wire attached to a wooden gate.
Earlier I put Emily in our large outdoor run and I let Finley run around. When I opened the run to put Emily back to the playhouse she escaped and led down! Finley ran past her and she ignored him. It was very hot but I can't see that she was so hot she couldn't move to chase him.
They are now back in the divided play house but I was wondering how long I need to leave them like this before letting them see more of each other. :? .... and when I say see more of each other, how should I go about doing this?
Thanks
Tanya