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- 07/29/2017 at 6:23 PM
  Finnigan!
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  So, I’m not exactly sure where this question belongs but I think k this is the best place for it. So I will be leaving to go to college soon and I will be moving out of state. The problem is finn is very bonded to me. I just got back from camp and my brother who was watching him said that while I was gone he was aggressive and would not be pick up even though he is a lovebug when I am around. The brother that watched him while I was away will be the one that takes care of him while I am at college. What can I do to strengthen the relationship between them so that they don’t have any problems? I leave on the 29th of August so I have a little time to work with them. Any responses are appreciated. Thank you
- 07/29/2017 at 11:31 PM
  Q8bunny
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  Have your brother spend a lot of floor time talking with Finn, hand feeding him his meals, or just doing his own thing ‘ignoring’ him while bunneh explores your brother.
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