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>(Could also be resentment .... the nicer weather does >keep us ... ) away from our wee bits of wesentment >(whoops -- I meant, 'wonderment' ... lol!) longer than >usual. I've decided the answer, for my crew, is to >sleep in the same room. That, of course, means being >woken up throughout the night by some flyer or another >deciding the perfect place for a pecan is under my >pillow. In my case, having members of their own >species upon whom to take out any aggression may give >me an added bonus, and make it less likely that any of >my crew would use me as their 'punching bag' (or >biting bag, as it were ...). It does sound like >Princess Poo might be territorial in response to >hormon production. In the 'natural' setting, a female >will keep at least an acre, often as much as 5, clear >of any other flying squirrels, because she needs that >much territory to have a good selection of nesting >areas. So, Princess Poo might be doing what comes >naturally to a female flyer. It's good that you can >keep your sense of humour, and don't feel too put off >by these hostile greetings. I'd probably still be >giving HRH 'the treatment', to at least try to make >her more sociable. My Molly went through some similar >episodes, but I found the bathroom method of behaviour >modification effective, for her. > >I spent a few hours shedding out my Shetland pony, >yesterday. I considered bringing in some of the nice >white hair for my flyers, to use as bedding -- but >decided the bedroom is messy enough, with just >shreaded cotton all over the place! The TBs all seem >to be able to shed most of their hair out, by just >rolling, but Judy the Gypsy (the Shetland) holds on to >the hair, if I don't help -- it always looks like >there's a herd of white rabbits all over the lawn, >when I'm done! > >Today's the Kentucky Derby! Everyone have a mint >julep, and raise a glass for a great race! > >>This happens every spring and lasts for a long time (a >>couple of months). My little one is borderline >>vicious. Soon as I walk in her door and if she's out >>and about she's war dancing and jumping on me to >>attack my hands. So far she hasn't gone for my face >>but I've seen her ponder it. She spends more time than >>usual in her nest and doesn't run and play on her own >>like she normally does. I'm wondering if she's going >>thru false pregnancys. Her eating and drinking is >>normal and she has no physical problems. Only >>hormonal :-o Anyone have any thoughts on this?
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