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Reply To: Bonded for 3 years, having issues now.

07/30/2021 at 1:47 PM

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I moved their cage to another spot in the room and deep cleaned everything. I had them on the dryer to try and stress them a bit in the meantime. He went back to mounting when I put them back but I decided to pick him up and move him every time he tried it and he’s calmed down. I think he got the message if he tries it he’s gonna be stopped. They’ve been calm for the past two hours now. Their cage is next to a window so they have a little patch of sun and they enjoy sun bathing haha. I think it was definitely the move since I moved several states away and they’re not used to being indoor buns yet. If the problem persists for a few more weeks however I think I’ll get them checked out. Thanks 🙂