Ok. Day 2 on the board. Warning to one and all: Given the chance (and it looks promissing so far!), I will live up to my work nickname of "la tannante" (the annoying one)!
I have a 2 year old female DSH and a 4 month old male DLH. Both get along wonderfully, and it's not rare to see Elmo (male) snuggled up against Kermitte (female). They both give each other baths, too. Our problem is with Kermitte. During their mutual grooming, she's chew on the bell on Elmo's collar and try to pull it off. She's got teeth of steel! I've had to take Elmo's collar off and get the hammer to reshape his bell! :confused2 How can we get Kermitte to stop chewing on his bell? It can't be good for her teeth, and the "Fooey" spray (taste deterrent) I applied to the collar and bell doesn't seem to have helped at all. Whatever I do, I don't want Kermitte to reject Elmo...
Kermitte also has a collar and bell, but Elmo doesn't chew on her bell!
I have a 2 year old female DSH and a 4 month old male DLH. Both get along wonderfully, and it's not rare to see Elmo (male) snuggled up against Kermitte (female). They both give each other baths, too. Our problem is with Kermitte. During their mutual grooming, she's chew on the bell on Elmo's collar and try to pull it off. She's got teeth of steel! I've had to take Elmo's collar off and get the hammer to reshape his bell! :confused2 How can we get Kermitte to stop chewing on his bell? It can't be good for her teeth, and the "Fooey" spray (taste deterrent) I applied to the collar and bell doesn't seem to have helped at all. Whatever I do, I don't want Kermitte to reject Elmo...
Kermitte also has a collar and bell, but Elmo doesn't chew on her bell!