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Oreo Sleeping on Futon in NJ


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Oreo, our Boston Terrier, sleeping under his fleece with the blanket that his mommy knit for him, his "devil" that he won from daycare, one of his squirrels and the hedgehog that he loved for so long.

The ying yang twins


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They found a blanket they like

Oreo Sleeping on Futon in NJ


Image by SheepGuardingLlama
Oreo, our Boston Terrier, sleeping under his fleece with the blanket that his mommy knit for him, his "devil" that he won from daycare, one of his squirrels and the hedgehog that he loved for so long.

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Question by Susie: Why does my year old Maltese dog like to chew on his fleece blanket?

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Answer by мєясєdєѕ
It’s soft, and it’s like a toy.

He doesn’t know the difference between one soft thing (stuffie) and another (blanket). It’s just like how babies like to chew on blankets.

Maybe he’s bored. Get him a snuggly toy to chew on!

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sunday sam series


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…took this on Sunday afternoon while Sam and I hung out on the sofa with our new fleece blanket

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Summer in the mud room lying on her pile of blankets and beds.

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Question by Natalie Leah: My Guinea Pig Jumps When I Pet Him. Please Read.?
I have had my American guinea pig Cocoa for about 4 months now and he is 5 months old. I’ve been reading I should get him a friend, so I decided to do just that. I bought a black Abyssinian pig that is 6 months old and have been trying to get them to be friends. Right now they are living in the same cage but it is divided so they don’t have contact with eachother, but they can see each other. I take them out for floor time together twice a day for about 2 hours each time and they seem to get along very well.
My question is, Cocoa is very used to me and lets me pet him but doesnt like to be held, and when i take them out for floor time he will popcorn like crazy and squeak and just talk (it’s so cute! i think he’s so much happier wiht a friend) BUT, Skunk, (the new pig) just kinda walks around, doesn’t make any noises and kinds follows Cocoa or will just sit there and watch Cocoa popcorn but doesn’t do anything. He sometimes talks back to Cocoa, but very rarely. Now I’ve only had Skunk for 2 days, so is he just nervous and still getting used to everything?
My other question is, when I pet Skunk, he will flip out! Cocoa has never done this, but whne I pet skunk on his bum, or back he kicks his legs up and tries to run away like i’m hurting him. The I went to pet him on his back and he turned around and bit me and broke skin. Is he okay? Or is he just onry? He kinda seems okay when I wrap him in a fleece blanket and pet him, but even then he squirms to try and get away.
ALSO!
Cocoa is obsessed with his veggies! He loves his apples, lettuce, green peppers and such But skunk wont even touch his veggies I try to feed him by hand, but he sniffs it and walks away. Was this because he has never been given veggies before? I feel so bad for him, how do i get him to eat his veggies? The only thing he kinda will eat is Parsley.
he hasnt really touched his pellet food, maybe just a little. I feed them those yogurt drops once a day and he ate that, and he will eat parsley, so I’ve been feeding him a lot of that, but he’s a lot thinner and lighter than cocoa too, which i think is weird, since cocoa is younger. Should i take skunk to the vet??
oh and skunk loves his timothy hay, he will eat that

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Answer by Ryann
does he eat his pet food? also you shuold let skunk get used to you by letting him sniff you. this works for my cats, when you take them out and go toward them and they start to run away stop moving and let them sniff you to gain thier trust. hope this helps

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