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RE: Aggressive burm

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Posted by: Blackadderbazz at Wed Mar 5 18:06:52 2008   [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by Blackadderbazz ]  
   

Thanks very much, Rottenweiler. That was a great help, it pretty much confirmed what I was thinking(still a bit feart of her though,lol) I didna know about the tapping the head thing, Ill try it cheers. My bro came round today and he was helping me transfer her to the larger viv and she was not having it. I put on my leather bike jacket and gloves so I could pick her up, she attacked, although I couldnt feel the bites, so that was cool. My bro did it and she was ok when she came to him and he just put his hand under her head and lifted her out and she was no bother until he took her downstairs she just wanted to roam and got a bit excited, though she never bit. I think she got wind of the dogs, thats why she bit the last guy in my friends house, she was fine until he went downstairs with the dogs.

We put her in the large flat contico tub and she was fine until we went to move her into the viv and she took another hissy and went for me a coupla times, once when I just walked by and when I went to pick her up, again my bro had no problem lifting her, she bit the sleeve butdidnt bother when he lifted her and now shes in the viv and locked,lol. She has calmed down a bit.

I have told my friend the exact same thing you said to me before, that she had too many to handle and she should get rid of a load, she aint got much left now.

Thanks again.


   

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