Shannonmcn
01-04-2015, 03:55 PM
Cc doesn't like the sound of my stupid squeaky door opening, a lot of the time I come into my room and I find her in her one tube. She also does it sometimes if I am getting changed or otherwise making unusual noise when she's asleep. She's always still half asleep, her eyes are still closed and she's yawning half the time so it's an automatic reflex thing I think. Like this but in reverse, she's usually going down.
http://i.imgur.com/ISL8sX3l.jpg
I usually sit for a second and chat to her so she knows it was just me moving around and she usually just goes back to bed or comes downstairs to say hello and beg for treats so I know she's not actually scared but I don't know if it's bad for her nerves to be automatically darting into her tube at the slightest noise?
I don't like her doing it, it makes me feel really bad to see her hiding but I don't know if I'd be being selfish taking the tubes away just so I don't have to see it? She'd be having the same reaction if she was in her downstairs bed but it would just be invisible to me, right? I try and be as quiet as possible during the day but I can't eliminate all noises and it's been two months with my everyday noises, it's not like she's new.
Anyway, does anyone else think this is even an issue to be concerned about? She's tame enough, not cuddly but I can lift her when I need to and she's all over my hands for treats and she was very nice to my mum over Christmas so it's not like she's afraid of people or hands.
http://i.imgur.com/ISL8sX3l.jpg
I usually sit for a second and chat to her so she knows it was just me moving around and she usually just goes back to bed or comes downstairs to say hello and beg for treats so I know she's not actually scared but I don't know if it's bad for her nerves to be automatically darting into her tube at the slightest noise?
I don't like her doing it, it makes me feel really bad to see her hiding but I don't know if I'd be being selfish taking the tubes away just so I don't have to see it? She'd be having the same reaction if she was in her downstairs bed but it would just be invisible to me, right? I try and be as quiet as possible during the day but I can't eliminate all noises and it's been two months with my everyday noises, it's not like she's new.
Anyway, does anyone else think this is even an issue to be concerned about? She's tame enough, not cuddly but I can lift her when I need to and she's all over my hands for treats and she was very nice to my mum over Christmas so it's not like she's afraid of people or hands.