kazz
Alpha Buck
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Now I know the usual wildie traits are skittish and nervy. But what else suggests wildie? Certain tricks or definitive behaviour?
I ask because I wonder about Mia. I'm not 100% but I think she looks slightly like a wild rabbit however she has cheek tufts and a little fluffy bit between her ears that suggests lionhead. So iknow she isn't full, possibly far from. But she is very skitty and even after 3 months we have little improvement in reactions to humans. I know it could take years if at all. She has got so much better with sounds, the TV for example. Her confidence is better and she's definitely happier with Marley, even if she is the underdog she loves to sprawl out at the side of him and tend to his ears. Marley sometimes looks as if he wishes she'd never arrived and then he will groom her or put up with her sprawling on him.
If she is part wildie I want to adapt the way I do things to encourage and improve things for her.
This is Mia. She's quite leggy and lithe and as I say skittish and nervy.
Now I know the usual wildie traits are skittish and nervy. But what else suggests wildie? Certain tricks or definitive behaviour?
I ask because I wonder about Mia. I'm not 100% but I think she looks slightly like a wild rabbit however she has cheek tufts and a little fluffy bit between her ears that suggests lionhead. So iknow she isn't full, possibly far from. But she is very skitty and even after 3 months we have little improvement in reactions to humans. I know it could take years if at all. She has got so much better with sounds, the TV for example. Her confidence is better and she's definitely happier with Marley, even if she is the underdog she loves to sprawl out at the side of him and tend to his ears. Marley sometimes looks as if he wishes she'd never arrived and then he will groom her or put up with her sprawling on him.
If she is part wildie I want to adapt the way I do things to encourage and improve things for her.
This is Mia. She's quite leggy and lithe and as I say skittish and nervy.