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Date Posted: 10:28:42 11/28/06 Tue
Author: Mary
Author Host/IP: edge.swmich.edu / 12.106.140.3
Subject: Re: biting response
In reply to: Moca 's message, "Re: biting response" on 06:52:36 11/28/06 Tue

>>Your response is far too nice. Almost a reward!
I have tried flicking him on the head, a squirt bottle, a can of compressed air, throwing him in his cage for time out, covering him in the towel is the last resort; usually the only way I can get a hold of him without getting bit again. When I would flick him on the head, he would usually stomps his feet and pounce on me again. Time out was no good either. If I keep him with me all day, I do not have a problem. It is when I interact with the other two that I have the problem. I think he has become extremely jealous and this is the only way he can express it. I will try the can of compressed air on him for biting, it seems to have worked wwen he was jumping on the door knobs and trying to chew on them.

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Re: biting response -- Dennis, 12:11:51 11/28/06 Tue (unio-cas1-cs-11.dial.bright.net/209.143.16.141)
- Re: biting response -- Mary, 13:34:15 11/28/06 Tue (edge.swmich.edu/12.106.140.3)
  - Re: biting response -- Dennis, 19:45:01 11/28/06 Tue (unio-cas1-cs-21.dial.bright.net/209.143.16.151)
    - Re: biting response -- Kyran, 20:45:26 11/28/06 Tue (dialup-4.227.248.214.Dial1.Denver1.Level3.net/4.227.248.214)
    - Re: biting response -- Mary, 21:19:04 11/28/06 Tue (dhcp233.bchnmimn.qtm.net/216.163.35.233)
      - Re: biting response -- Moca, 06:40:55 11/29/06 Wed (r75-110-137-149.nbrncmtc01.nwbrnc.ab.dh.suddenlink.net/75.110.137.149)
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