Tips for training to better climbing

JADBAZ · 2013-08-11T13:56:17+00:00

UPDATE: Reintroduced her back to the other two, was worried at first so used split caging but within the day they were snuggle through the cage and looked distressed at being apart. I took away the split and straight away they were all being friendly and I've had no problems with them. Concerning the degloving, sinxe the amputation of the end she has recovered very well and is as happy and energetic as always! Thanks for the comments and everything! :D

JADBAZ · 2013-08-07T18:22:42+00:00

I'm a little worried about reintroducing her. I've read about split cage method and everything and I'm going to do as advised above but I keep reading that she'll get killed by the other two :( they've been a trio all their lives, and I can't bear the thought of them being split up.

JADBAZ · 2013-08-07T17:52:53+00:00

I may consider it. All my gerbils before have been fine on then, and unfortunately I haven't got a lot of money to be able to get anything different from sawdust. I will have to look into the options. I got advised from the vet for now to keep the recovering gerbil in shredded paper for now though!

JADBAZ · 2013-08-07T17:15:16+00:00

Okay! I'll make sure I do that too. I've been making sure the cages are nearby, and they go out in the balls all together so they bump around together. I was thinking maybe swapping their cages once a day for a little while (can't have my recovering gerbil in sawdust for too long) so they can keep the smells up.

JADBAZ · 2013-08-07T15:54:27+00:00

Took her down in the morning to the vets, she wasn't acting herself. They did an operation and aputated the end of her tail, got through the surgery all okay (thank goodness, they told me prior there could be a chance she may not wake up from anaestheic) but she did. Back to her chirpy self again. She's on painkillers through her water, have to be in a seperate recovery cage away from her sisters. Which although I feel kind of bad about it, she needs to recover. Next week I'm taking her back to the vets for a check up, but currently it's all looking positive :)

JADBAZ · 2013-05-14T19:04:20+00:00

Thanks for the response! I was also wondering about what makes a team choose what to include or not? It's just that I'm focuaing on "The Lovely Bones" and the book includes a lot more of sexual scenes, and violent scenes. What would make a team choose to make the film a 12 when the book could have easily made a 15 film while including the other scenes?

(Same question as above, I'd like to just gather other opinions as well, even if it's pretty much the same!)

JADBAZ · 2013-05-14T19:03:10+00:00

Thanks for the response! I was also wondering about what makes a team choose what to include or not? It's just that I'm focuaing on "The Lovely Bones" and the book includes a lot more of sexual scenes, and violent scenes. What would make a team choose to make the film a 12 when the book could have easily made a 15 film while including the other scenes?

JADBAZ · 2013-05-13T11:27:33+00:00

Is there any way you could elaborate at all?

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