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Originally Posted by matese  I had a 3 year old and a 6 year old when I bought home Wild Child
AKA Jaws (all females) . The two older ones stayed on high grounds, the sofa. Every time one would get off the sofa wild child would be handing off their tail or hair, jumping on them, play nipping them, so back on the sofa they would go. With-in two months wild child was able to jump on the sofa, Life as my older girls had, was over lol. I of course supervised all 3 to make sure wild child didn't get to rough. Before I knew it, I had 3 zooming fur butts wrestling, chasing and just having fun. They became BFF in 3 months. It could take two months for your boy to interact with your wild child but it will happen. Just make sure you supervise when both are on the floor, if lil Miss wild child gets to rough separate them. Chase should have a safe haven to get away from the baby when he has had enough. This is normal when an only fur baby now has a new kid enter their lives. |
Thank you, that’s encouraging and sounds like our house right now. He’ll play but when he’s done he’s ready for the couch or bedroom for sure.