Gina Marie
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Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Mar 1, 2007
- Posts
- 15
- Joined
- Mar 1, 2007
- Messages
- 15
Ace, my two year old "new" piggy hates...and I cannot stress this word enough...being caged. He's fine by himself while I'm at work but once he spots me coming in through the door Ace knows that he's going to get some floor time.
I let him play, for about a half an hour before I put him back into his cage to take a "pee" break. But instead he pulls and yanks on the metal bars until I let him out again.
Needless to say last night I bought a box of the 14.5" grids from Bed, Bath and Beyond, put them together in a rather handsome six foot by two foot L shape and placed Ace in it to run around before I make the coroplast bottom.
Well he went right to the grids and began to pull and yank trying to destory them. Eventually he figured out how to lift up the entire structure and wiggled his way out from underneath.
Is there any way to prevent this or is anybody else having this problem with their piggy?
I let him play, for about a half an hour before I put him back into his cage to take a "pee" break. But instead he pulls and yanks on the metal bars until I let him out again.
Needless to say last night I bought a box of the 14.5" grids from Bed, Bath and Beyond, put them together in a rather handsome six foot by two foot L shape and placed Ace in it to run around before I make the coroplast bottom.
Well he went right to the grids and began to pull and yank trying to destory them. Eventually he figured out how to lift up the entire structure and wiggled his way out from underneath.
Is there any way to prevent this or is anybody else having this problem with their piggy?
