06-30-2000, 03:49 PM
Tegan one of my ratties likes to chase my male Basset around the house while in his run-about ball. He never bothers Branda-Leigh the other Basset, just Iggy. Teg will pick up speed, bash Iggy in the nose and run like the wind away from Iggy. I think he then laughs until he had cramps in his sides and then does it over and over again. http://PetoftheDay.com/talk/biggrin.gif i've tried to yell, but it's hard to yell while laughing. But Iggy get's his revenge if y'all have read 'Dog Games' These guys have at it all day if I could let Teg safely stay in his run-about for more then 20 mins at a time. http://PetoftheDay.com/talk/cool.gif
I also had a mini bunny a while back that would get my other shep/lab dawgie to chase him around the house. Well they would chase each other over the waterbed, which was fine, with the exception that my husband was usually asleep at the time. http://PetoftheDay.com/talk/biggrin.gif The bunny weighed in at maybe 1 1/2 lbs and Syren at this time was about 75 lbs. The first time that it happend I can't repeat what was shouted because Karen or Paul would ban me :P http://PetoftheDay.com/talk/redface.gif and the next few times he would just shout at me to get my 'rotten good for nothing rabbit in it's cage!'. After about a week of them playing like this my husband soon learned that it was easier to just close his door then it was to hollar at 2 very playful animals that just loved to play. I think that even though Syren (the dawgie) did cry at my husband's door after he had stopped chasing Foo Foo my husband didn't mind getting up to let Syren in. After all he got a few hours of un pounced on sleep! http://PetoftheDay.com/talk/biggrin.gif
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Please Help Me To Be Half The Human My Kritters Think I Am!
I also had a mini bunny a while back that would get my other shep/lab dawgie to chase him around the house. Well they would chase each other over the waterbed, which was fine, with the exception that my husband was usually asleep at the time. http://PetoftheDay.com/talk/biggrin.gif The bunny weighed in at maybe 1 1/2 lbs and Syren at this time was about 75 lbs. The first time that it happend I can't repeat what was shouted because Karen or Paul would ban me :P http://PetoftheDay.com/talk/redface.gif and the next few times he would just shout at me to get my 'rotten good for nothing rabbit in it's cage!'. After about a week of them playing like this my husband soon learned that it was easier to just close his door then it was to hollar at 2 very playful animals that just loved to play. I think that even though Syren (the dawgie) did cry at my husband's door after he had stopped chasing Foo Foo my husband didn't mind getting up to let Syren in. After all he got a few hours of un pounced on sleep! http://PetoftheDay.com/talk/biggrin.gif
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Please Help Me To Be Half The Human My Kritters Think I Am!