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Directorthiang
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So tonight, my usually standoffish, reluctant, antisocial chin ran to the front of the cage when I approached and started swishing his tail. I opened the door and he came out into my arms, so I carried him to the play room where he was abnormally frisky.
My other chin, Powder, was in the play room as well, and equally as frisky--jumping off the walls, climbing all over me, nibbling my arm, running laps, and frequently humping Dash (this is nothing new).
What WAS kind of new was that they were both swishing their tails... seemingly at ME, not towards each other.
Powder is about three and Dash is probably close to one year old (both were rescues). Any idea what the tail swish was about? Seemed like chinnie attitude, but I can't imagine what they would have attitude about--they were both out for play!
Thanks!
My other chin, Powder, was in the play room as well, and equally as frisky--jumping off the walls, climbing all over me, nibbling my arm, running laps, and frequently humping Dash (this is nothing new).
What WAS kind of new was that they were both swishing their tails... seemingly at ME, not towards each other.
Powder is about three and Dash is probably close to one year old (both were rescues). Any idea what the tail swish was about? Seemed like chinnie attitude, but I can't imagine what they would have attitude about--they were both out for play!
Thanks!
Sometimes it results in some arm humping, though thankfully I've never had to experience this first hand.
