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Subject: Re: Considering a crested

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Jenny T

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Date Posted: 12:32:44 03/05/08 Wed
In reply to: glamgal76 's message, "Considering a crested" on 16:04:20 02/10/08 Sun

Hi!
In my experience (we (my boyfriend and I) had a 10 year old rescue, Sassy, that we lost to congestive heart failure in January and we just adopted a 1 year old, AC) they do pretty well with small animals, I have two rabbits and a guinea pig and their cages are on the floor and I have never had any problems. Sassy pretty much just ignored them and AC just wants to play with them (supervised of course) I'm not sure about ferrets, but I have also heard from other crested owners that they have kept them with rabbits as well, and I think that if they're introduced properly that you shouldn't have a problem. Of course every dog is different, but I hope this helps!

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