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Hammyloui · 10-26-2018, 05:27 AM

yes, a photo of your current set up would be helpful. I agree with cypher, don't interact with him whilst he's in his cage and makes sure he has lots of enrichment. When you see that he's settled a bit more take him out using a carrier or cup and try setting up a playpen for small play sessions so he gets used to you. To help with him biting (once settled), try using a piece of toilet paper and rub it on your skin so it smells of your scent, try placing that in his cage and that way he should get more familiar with your smell and knows that you aren't a threat. This way he can use it to add to his nest.

10-26-2018, 05:27 AM
Hammyloui Newborn Pup Join Date: Sep 2018 Location: Uk Posts: 40	Re: Aggression after separating brother and sister yes, a photo of your current set up would be helpful. I agree with cypher, don't interact with him whilst he's in his cage and makes sure he has lots of enrichment. When you see that he's settled a bit more take him out using a carrier or cup and try setting up a playpen for small play sessions so he gets used to you. To help with him biting (once settled), try using a piece of toilet paper and rub it on your skin so it smells of your scent, try placing that in his cage and that way he should get more familiar with your smell and knows that you aren't a threat. This way he can use it to add to his nest.