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Health / Re: running into things

« on: March 27, 2010, 07:18:24 PM »

thank you for the encouragement.  I did move him to a new room.  I didn't want him to get too hot and we are coming into warm weather.  it is cooler downstairs.  I hope he recovers soon.  Poor little guy.  He barked at me today when I let him run around and stayed in the corner.  Maybe he was having a memory of running into things.  kidding.

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Health / running into things

« on: March 27, 2010, 08:36:06 AM »

I let my chin out in a new room a couple days ago.   He ran around fine and when he went to get back into his cage he ran at full speed right into the cage.  Like hit his nose and missed the opening completely.  He ended up with a bloody nose.  I felt so sorry for him.  Do chins run into things?  I haven't noticed anything different about him lately.  He thinks he can jump higher than he actually can too. 

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Guestbook / Re: new to chin care

« on: March 12, 2010, 09:39:42 PM »

hey this is great, for the first time he didn't run when I put my hand out.  I was pretty nervous cause he bit when we first got him, but now he is just sniffing.  there is hope.

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Guestbook / Re: new to chin care

« on: March 09, 2010, 09:43:35 PM »

Clarification...that was abused by a female chin.  I think the people were trying to breed him and she tore him up.  His last patch of hair is growing back.

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Guestbook / new to chin care

« on: March 09, 2010, 09:37:56 PM »

I have had a chin now for about a month.  He was abused both by a female and given lots of junk food. He is only about a year maybe a bit less.  It is slow going to get him to even let me pet him but when I do he falls asleep with me scratching him under neck or under front leg.  He is very scittish and I am just hoping to find some info here or even some encouragement.  My white chins name is Bucky.  My husband named him and just said it fit.