xcoronaangel
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I purchased 3 new boys from the same breeder.
I have my previous chins living on the top level of the FN 142 and my new boys on the bottom. I am planning on switching them every couple of days. My boy Gretzky was the oldest b4 I bought new chins and he was being what I like to say a “bully.” The breeder said there will always be an Alpha … he doesn’t bite the new ones just runs around cackling at them, trying to hump them and all in all being a pest.
Anyways, my new Tan boy wouldn’t leave the cardboard tunnel for ½ the first day I brought him home. He has since went into the chin house and hasn’t come out since (that I have seen) except when I picked up the house and let him have play time. (it is totally possible he has sneaked out when I was sleeping but I tried to stay up with him the past 2 days)
During play time he climbed up against me and hid baby style in my arms. When no one else was around and I stepped out of the play pen he did hop around a little.
I am worried b/c I don’t know if he has come out to eat since I brought him home. I poured his chin food from the breeder inside the chin house and piled some timothy hay by the door so if he did want to eat he could.
I know it’s only been two days…. All the other chins are investigating things and jumping around having fun. He is housed with two very docile chins.
When do I start to worry about him hiding in the chin house and have you had new chins act like this? I'm really worried but I dont want to Jump the gun and bring him to a vet and freak him out more if all he needs is time. (no drooling, loose stool ect).
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I have my previous chins living on the top level of the FN 142 and my new boys on the bottom. I am planning on switching them every couple of days. My boy Gretzky was the oldest b4 I bought new chins and he was being what I like to say a “bully.” The breeder said there will always be an Alpha … he doesn’t bite the new ones just runs around cackling at them, trying to hump them and all in all being a pest.
Anyways, my new Tan boy wouldn’t leave the cardboard tunnel for ½ the first day I brought him home. He has since went into the chin house and hasn’t come out since (that I have seen) except when I picked up the house and let him have play time. (it is totally possible he has sneaked out when I was sleeping but I tried to stay up with him the past 2 days)
During play time he climbed up against me and hid baby style in my arms. When no one else was around and I stepped out of the play pen he did hop around a little.
I am worried b/c I don’t know if he has come out to eat since I brought him home. I poured his chin food from the breeder inside the chin house and piled some timothy hay by the door so if he did want to eat he could.
I know it’s only been two days…. All the other chins are investigating things and jumping around having fun. He is housed with two very docile chins.
When do I start to worry about him hiding in the chin house and have you had new chins act like this? I'm really worried but I dont want to Jump the gun and bring him to a vet and freak him out more if all he needs is time. (no drooling, loose stool ect).
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