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Date Posted: 14:21:08 08/19/06 Sat
Author: Dennis
Author Host/IP: unio-cas2-cs-35.dial.bright.net / 216.201.57.101
Subject: Re: Running Wheel
In reply to: Bill 's message, "Running Wheel" on 07:46:13 08/19/06 Sat

I think they burn off lots of energy and are not as
hyper when they run in a wheel often. I introduce
them to a wheel when I start hand feeding them. Most
are running in the wheel with in a week. You should
see three seven week old flyrs trying to run in a
wheel at the same time. I just set them in the wheel
after feeding them and I put treats in the wheel. It
don't take long before the wheel is moving and they
start running in it.

>A few years ago we talked about flyers using the
>wheels, my 4 yr old male (Rockstar) still uses it only
>to sit in while eating. Our 4 month old flyer (Ray),
>one of the rescued babies from the wild was introduced
>to a wheel at about 8 weeks. He runs in his wheel all
>the time. Dennis you told me way back maybe three yrs
>ago that the key is introduce it early, I think this
>also calms the temperment of a flyer.

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