RE: Peanut and Buttercup's Bonding Journey

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RE: Peanut and Buttercup’s Bonding Journey

01/18/2017 at 2:37 PM

sarahthegemini

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I must have jinxed it because Peanut has tried humping again – almost 48 hours after the prior humping incident! He started sniffing her and enthusiastically grooming her back, sort of nibbling a little (not nipping just nibbly grooming) and kept trying to mount her but she kept moving in circles to stop it so he couldn’t get a grip on her so to speak. She sort of nipped back I think. Neither was aggressive but Buttercup obviously isn’t comfortable being humped. He did mount her face twice which we stopped immediately. Weirdly after he tried humping her, he groomed her head. Then he tried humping again but every time he tried, she put her head down to be groomed. Then she groomed his ears?!