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

12/23/2025 at 8:03 PM

feireia

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We’ve walked around our home for a few minutes with both in the carrier and that seems to help some. Is using that method to start every single session a bad approach? I want to avoid the association that carrier with other bun = scary.

The 3 x 3 is not the usual space, no. We used it once, didn’t see any interactions (both claimed a corner), and went back to a smaller space (2 x 2). We’ll try a larger area! Hopefully, that makes Lottie less anxious.

How much fur pulling is too much where we should end a session? We step in with a dust pan when there’s a retaliatory nip but we have not (thankfully) gotten to a serious fight breaking out.