RE: Are they getting along?

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RE: Are they getting along?

07/10/2012 at 11:47 PM

Jenna, Chubs & Comet

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Some nipping is normal, as is some chasing/humping, etc. As long as they aren’t fighting, they are just working on establishing the rules of who is dominant, etc. Try to end each bonding session on a positive note. You could also try some stress bonding like a car ride. Something that worked for my boys was smearing a little banana on their heads so they eat it off and “groom” one another. Best of luck!