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Posted by: J35J at Mon Jun 30 15:20:49 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by J35J ] Generally a sign of a stressed ball. Those are defensive strikes and wrap ups. Make sure you have him/her in a low stress enviornment(not hallways, livingrooms, etc.) and make sure he has a suitable setup...proper temps and hides, etc. Keep the handling to a minimum until this behavior stops. | ||
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