French fry seems to be attacking the hairless girl I intro'd her 1.5 weeks ago. The baby is tiny like my boys. She scratches at her and bites her. This is new for her. It literally looks like she is trying to hurt her. Should I take the 2 babes out of that cage?
Ugh one more question tonight
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hopefloats
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My girls have been together since they were born here in december, they still fight and scream. welcome to girls! as long as they are not being hurt or getting deep sores I wouldnt move them out. Rats have to go through it and girls are worse it seems. Mine always take longer to prove it to the others than my boys ever have.
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She might wanna be careful, one day she may be bigger and rats dont forget LOL
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That is so cute. Do they have a hammock to lay in or an igloo to lay under? a box works well too.
I have two boys Perry and Cash, they fight all day long but when it comes time for sleep, they are right next to each other and cuddling up. Rats like to fight sometimes, maybe they think it is fun.
I have two boys Perry and Cash, they fight all day long but when it comes time for sleep, they are right next to each other and cuddling up. Rats like to fight sometimes, maybe they think it is fun.
jorats
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They might be playing. Sometimes their play fight looks serious but when you see the cuddles afterward, you can probably breath a sigh of relief.
SarahA
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I agree with Jorats, my girls often look and sound like they are fighting but they are only playing, some times they do end up with little bites marks.
Such a sweet photo :heart:
Such a sweet photo :heart:
dspch911
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They definitely look like arch enemies :laugh4: darn kids, always make liers out of their parents!
