Video - Male chins aggression?

[Phoenix978]

Hi everyone,

I have 2 male chins who have been aggressive towards each other and would love some specific advice on the matter. I have tried more general advice given from these forums as well as other sources on the net with no success.

I'd appreciate if anyone would watch and comment on my video please.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u9MnZegOoQ

The "more info" section has all the important details needed.

Thanks in advance everyone

 

[fanofdmb84]

I think the consensus here will be that some chins will just never get along and it isn't fair to them to force it. It might escalate to the point that they get in a fight someday and one of them dies or is horrifically injured. I'm sorry they aren't getting along for you, but it looks to me like they would be happier just being separate and getting spoiled individually.

 

[Phoenix978]

I know that sometimes it just won't happen, however at this time I live in a house to go to school with a spare room where I keep the chins (in their separate cages). Once I'm done school in april I will be moving back home before may 1st. Where I will no longer have the room for both cages.

This means I will have to give Chili away. I'm willing to buy a new vertical cage for the two of them. But only if I'm confident they won't fight.

I love Chili, hes such a cute little guy with a rough past he didn't deserve. I don't want to get rid of him I feel I have to exhaust every avenue before I give up.

 

[Cuddlebug]

If you are willing to buy another cage for them, why not buy one that can be divided up into two cages. I believe one or more models of the Ferret Nation cages can be divided.