BooBoo*TheKiddo*
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This might sound werid. I dont know. Wasn't sure where to but this so I thought maybe it was a behavior type thing. Anyways...
Nov 8th, 2008, my black velvet chinchilla Luna had twins. Everything went fine and the twins are now over a year old. Blah, Blah, Blah.
Before she had the twins she would get in the bath house and take a bath with no problem. After having the twins, then when she could have a bath, she wouldn't take one. She just sat in front of it and would walk away. She was inimiate taking a bath outside the house, so I switched to an open container. She still wouldn't take a bath. I've tried everything, even just laying in a pile she wont get in the dust itself and bath. I've switched dust and everything.
I've just been hand bathing her and then whatever the twins rub off on her.
The twins learned what the dust bath was for on their own. (I was super proud of them)
I just can't get momma to take a bath on her own now.
Any ideas?
Nov 8th, 2008, my black velvet chinchilla Luna had twins. Everything went fine and the twins are now over a year old. Blah, Blah, Blah.
Before she had the twins she would get in the bath house and take a bath with no problem. After having the twins, then when she could have a bath, she wouldn't take one. She just sat in front of it and would walk away. She was inimiate taking a bath outside the house, so I switched to an open container. She still wouldn't take a bath. I've tried everything, even just laying in a pile she wont get in the dust itself and bath. I've switched dust and everything.
I've just been hand bathing her and then whatever the twins rub off on her.
The twins learned what the dust bath was for on their own. (I was super proud of them)
I just can't get momma to take a bath on her own now.
Any ideas?
