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Reply To: Increased nipping/fur pulling. Have we moved too fast?

12/29/2025 at 3:40 PM

feireia

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Thanks for the feedback! I’ve let them keep ignoring each other and we’re starting to see one-sided grooming again!

A new behavior that’s emerging is Pekoe has been lunging at Lottie, which we discourage/interrupt as soon as we notice. In the instances where we haven’t stopped him in time, Lottie generally moves away then almost immediately goes back to doing what she was originally doing (e.g. eating, grooming) or lays down. If she has these behaviors even when getting nipped, is it safe to assume she doesn’t like it but she’s not bothered enough by it too much?