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RE: Red Footed Personality!

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Posted by: LeeAnna at Thu May 26 11:51:00 2011  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by LeeAnna ]  
   

I just got my red foot about two weeks ago and all of the articles I have read on here so far say that redfoots are pretty sociable with their humans. My redfoot however is really withdrawn and doesnt seem to care much for human contact. It is still fairly small probly about 1lbs. and and just a few inches big. is it normal for it to be so shy and withdrawn?

   

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