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Overcoming aggression, possessiveness, territorial

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Re: Overcoming aggression, possessiveness, territorial

Postby Pajarita » Thu Dec 11, 2014 3:38 pm

That's strange... none of my four senegals ever went to anybody else but me - well, unless you count Zoey who used to fly to my husband's shoulders so she could bite him :lol:
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Re: Overcoming aggression, possessiveness, territorial

Postby liz » Thu Dec 11, 2014 4:06 pm

Rambo will walk out to visit with the people he knows and climb on them. Myrtle does not have to know them. She will even land on a delivery man.
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