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04-14-2017, 03:42 PM
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Newborn Pup
Join Date: Apr 2017
Location: Las Vegas, Nevada
Posts: 31
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Odd behavior (maybe?)
So my little Robo girl Melonberry is ...quite strange. She's a little goofy, but one thing worries me. Anytime she ends up on her back (rolling over, falling a short distance after doing a stage-dive off her toys/houses, etc) she can't get herself back up. I have tried to get her to do it, but she just flails her little legs and twists around frantically. If I see it happening, I usually tip her back over with my finger, but sometimes I watch to see if she's capable...I waited like 3 minutes, and she literally would struggle, then lay there. She's reach in her mouth pouch and start eating a snack, then struggle more.
This sounds kinda funny, but its also kinda strange and worrisome too.
Any reasons behind this? She is not morbidly obese or anything...
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04-17-2017, 10:35 PM
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Newborn Pup
Join Date: Apr 2017
Posts: 7
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Re: Odd behavior (maybe?)
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Originally Posted by Lauukin
So my little Robo girl Melonberry is ...quite strange. She's a little goofy, but one thing worries me. Anytime she ends up on her back (rolling over, falling a short distance after doing a stage-dive off her toys/houses, etc) she can't get herself back up. I have tried to get her to do it, but she just flails her little legs and twists around frantically. If I see it happening, I usually tip her back over with my finger, but sometimes I watch to see if she's capable...I waited like 3 minutes, and she literally would struggle, then lay there. She's reach in her mouth pouch and start eating a snack, then struggle more.
This sounds kinda funny, but its also kinda strange and worrisome too.
Any reasons behind this? She is not morbidly obese or anything...
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One of my robo girls does this too. I don't think it's a cause for alarm - she just had real tiny arms and couldn't hoist herself back up! If I left her alone for a bit, she'd eventually figure out how to turn herself over. If you're concerned, though, best thing to do is take her to a vet - the peace of mind is priceless!
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