No mounting, he does chase Biscuit but again, mainly to groom and nothing that seems aggressive. When they were younger Biscuit would be pretty aggressive to his brother, till we neutered him. He does still growl at him from time to time, if it’s to the point of chasing we step in. He has growled at Smores to get away if it is overly bothering him but no bitting since Smores usually gets the memo.

I’ve been told that even if they are neutered it is in their breed, (lion head mixed with what Im guessing would be mini rex? ill show a pic). Smores seems more like a mini rex where Biscuit you can very much tell he is Lionhead. We are also guessing that Smores may have been a runt since he is a bit smaller than Biscuit, and has never growled. Smores also doesn’t like being handled or pet much, but Biscuit loves to.  Sorry for the ramble.

Biscuit’s eye is being treated, he is a little lazy nowadays since he is old. From what I’ve noticed the barbering has reduced a bit. If I see it happening o usually try distracting Smores or just verbally telling him to stop and he seems to understand.

(they are having some outdoor time in the pic (Biscuit left Smores right)

Both are neutered yes, no mounting. He usually grooms between the ears, nothing on the back. Biscuit has a few hides where he’s been hanging out, and now he is getting back to let me touch him little by little, and Smores seems to have toned it down but Biscuit is keeping his distance. Sometimes Smores will sit outside the hide (Smores seems a little bothered then), or he will just go on to do his own thing. I’ve caught both sitting near each other and not bothering one another. I find it odd that it’s so random.

I want to distract Smores with food or treats, but I don’t want to make it seem like I am rewarding his behavior. They understand no pretty well but still are a bit stubborn. Neither of them is into toys from what I’ve tried so I doubt that will help, but still, I will try that, and also see if it dies down on its own. In general, both are bonded pretty well, and they don’t like being without each other.

Thank you so much for the help 🙂