Greetings from Poland ;-)

The new one

Yes, I know her and I have noticed she's well known arround the word!

If you visit her FB or the web site you'll probably know the new one male named Robin! (From Finland) another casuality? :eek2:

Well, I don't believe in casualities...it's always a magic reason! :wink2:

Please post photographs of your furby babies! We all here love pics!
 
alonsoe said:
One etologa (I don't know the name in english) recomended us to give all the attention to the male, as he is the boss, but I think it doesn't work, because things go worse each day:no:

(sorry about my english....:o)
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Maybe a behaviourist? You should start another thread about your problem, a lot of members have been through the same - me included. I agree with you, feeding him first and giving him all the attention when he is acting like a spoilt brat will make it worse. And your girl does need to be encouraged and protected so she doesn't become timid. There are lots of better ways to reassure him so he isn't jealous.
 
Beautiful photographs!

They both are adorables!! <3

Robin seems to be so hapy whith his lovely small fur baby :hugs

I'm sure you have such great moments with them and lots of true love

Congrats! :smile2:
 
Yes, I still have lots of questions.....

Caro said:
Maybe a behaviourist? You should start another thread about your problem, a lot of members have been through the same - me included. I agree with you, feeding him first and giving him all the attention when he is acting like a spoilt brat will make it worse. And your girl does need to be encouraged and protected so she doesn't become timid. There are lots of better ways to reassure him so he isn't jealous.
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Oh yes! a behavourist!

Both puppies went to a puppies curse, and the behavourist came to our home to see them and to solve problems. When we told her the problem with the food she suggested us to give first our attention to the male and after to her, but it doesn't work at all. He is becoming more rugh with her and she is becoming more shay.... so I think we have to change the things.... I don't know in what way....

I have been reading the forum at the "health-behaviour", and I'm still reading a lot of things and learning about some different questions that I have...maybe I'll find the solution of my problems there, even the one I have with the food, if I don't I'll open a new question to the forum.

By the moment I'm feeding them separately, in different rooms, but the female is not confident about eating without him, and his permision :hide

Thanks a lot!
 
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