if your lucky the dead smell will eventually be more overpowering then your son's socks.Lammie":3fzwz3so said:I have a weenie dog but she didn't freak at anything this morning. By the time I realize she's found him it will be too late. I left it some food and it's pouch on the hearth. Maybe it will climb back in there. Or it will dive bomb us this weekend. It wasn't under the couch. If it is in my son's room, we'll never see it again.
Lammie":2bq02n50 said:Found him. He was inside the couch. William's room did get a really good cleaning, though. It needed that. He came out and got back into his cage like nothing had happened about eleven last night. Still there today.
curtis":1f27p2fx said:Why not get Pip a mate, that's probably what it was looking for. Everything needs a mate.
Lammie":3msk1268 said:curtis":3msk1268 said:Why not get Pip a mate, that's probably what it was looking for. Everything needs a mate.
Problem is, he hasn't been sexed. And I know what you are thinking... No, you'd think if he was a boy he'd have big, well, you know... Anyway, there's a way to do it based on their markings.
The good news is that you can place two males together and they will get along, and two females, but not two males and one female.
Found him this morning in the shower. I don't know how he got in there. I went to the bathroom and he was scratching around in there. I put his pouch in there and he crawled in it and I took him back to his cage. Looks like this might be a pattern... :x
Lammie":2nfmv7wx said:Go figure that
Guess the bars on the cage are spaced a bit to far apart.
I think he can bend them, believe it or not. He sticks his head in between them and works them loose.