RE: Bonding a newly adopted female with another spayed female

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RE: Bonding a newly adopted female with another spayed female

02/24/2016 at 12:09 PM

kayleighxvx

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The room is where Peaches lived before we got Suki and where I eventually will have them both. Should I put them both into the basement since it would be more neutral? I don’t like to keep them down there as there is no windows so no natural light. I have lived in the same house for a few years so Peaches has lived in all different rooms of the house at different times, including the basement.