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Why does my bunny dig on me and nip me?
My bunny is very sweet and we are great friends. She displays very loving behavior toward me and we get along very well. She even licks my nose quite frequently. Why then, when I'm sitting on the floor with her, does she Nip Lot dig on me and nip at me? A lot of the time it seems like she is rearranging my clothes while they're on my body. Sometimes while shes pulling on my clothes she nips my flesh and it hurts! I can't tell if she is having fun doing this to me or if she is working toward some kind of goal...but she doesn't seem angry. She does seem to be working quite feverishly as she digs though. She is about 4 months old and this behavior started about a week or two ago..though it is getting more frequent. What on Earth is she doing?
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5 Responses to “Nip Lot Significant Tip”

  1. Emma Says:
    December 11th, 2010 at 11:17 pm

    Unfortunately, sometimes platys and swordtails can be nasty. They have a reputation of being peaceful community fish, but I’ve gone back to keeping them in strictly species-only tanks because I’ve had this problem too. Your best solution if your betta is getting picked on is to get him his own tank when you can. If you have a breeding box or net for your platies you can try putting him in this for the night, although it’s very small. You could probably even keep him in a big bowl or container of water for the night as well, although when you turn the light out the aggression may go down enough to buy you some time. I’m afraid your only option here is to separate the betta. Those long beautiful fins are just too much of a target sometimes, and because they can’t swim as fast because of them, they have trouble escaping the bullying.

  2. The Abstract (: Says:
    December 12th, 2010 at 11:16 am

    Yes, i think he is. Mine was like that the last time,There is no saying how long the anger will last. But i treated him with things he loves example apples, raw vegetables, grapes and i also let him out to play for a longer time.So he is getting use to it now but i don’t clip his wings now as he enjoys walking and sseldom flies. LOL

  3. seahorsepink543 Says:
    December 12th, 2010 at 11:17 pm

    It won’t harm her. The worst thing that could happen is that she may vomit. Probably she will just be on a “catnip high” for a while.

  4. Victoria.abz Says:
    December 13th, 2010 at 11:52 am

    Learning how to stop a puppy from biting can be a major challenge for us dog lovers. Puppy biting or nipping starts out as a bit of fun, but needs to be stopped quickly to avoid further problems. For most young puppies biting is a perfectly natural phase to go through, especially when they are teething.Puppies love to sink their sharp little fangs into just about anything during this teething stage, including the hands and feet of their owners. In some cases it’s like you’ve bought a snappy alligator into your home, instead of the cuddly little puppy you had hoped for.The good news is that most puppies can be trained to stop biting pretty easily, although the sooner you put a stop to the biting the easier it is.There a lots of proven training methods to help correct your puppies behavioral problems. Before I get into the specific techniques you can use to stop your puppy from biting, always keep these general obedience training rules in mind:Never slap or hit your puppy in the face. This does not work! Your puppy will just think you are playing or could even become afraid of you. This may even lead to some much bigger problems than simple puppy nipping.The general rule to stop puppy biting problems is to always encourage acceptable behavior and always discourage unacceptable behavior. To learn more about this fundamentalrule of dog obedience training (including how to stop biting problems) visit SitStayFetch Dog Training.While you are trying to stop your puppies from biting, never play tug of war, wrestling or chase type games with them. This only encourages the biting and nipping.Whichever method you choose to train your puppy the golden rule is be consistent!. This means that you and anyone else who comes into contact with your puppy has to enforce thismethod every time your pup takes a nip.If you don’t clearly communicate to your dog that the biting is unacceptable, he will not know he is doing anything wrong. It’s up to you to show him what is acceptable behavior, don’t just expect your puppy to know this! (You are really taking on the role of his littermates for this task).Another reason puppies can bite is if they are trying to assert their dominance over you. If this is the case with your puppy, it must be stopped immediately. When you have a dominant puppy his biting will only be the beginning of many behavioral problems..If you catch the biting problem early on it may be easy to rectify. Just try to redirect the biting from your flesh to a toy or chew bone. For very young puppies this method is oftenall you’ll need do. As soon as your pup starts to bite your hands just say No! and replace your fingers with the chew toy.This is probably the most popular method and my personal favorite. Make your puppy think he is hurting you each time he has a nip at you. This method replicates the way dogs sort out this biting amongst themselves. When puppies are biting and nipping each other it only stops when one puppy lets out a yelp. We can use this natural way dogs learn by letting out an Ouch! or an Arrr! every time our puppies bite. The trick is to startle your dog with your voice, and then pull away and stop playing with your puppy for a while. Your pup will soon learn that when he starts to bite, his playmate (you) goes away.In bad biting cases as soon as your puppy latches onto your hand say No! and quickly put your thumb inside his mouth under his tongue, and your other finger under his chin. Hold itthere for about 10 seconds (not too tightly), this will feel uncomfortable to your puppy, plus he won’t be able to bite you.Again if your puppy has a severe biting problem you can try this training technique. Put on a pair of gloves and apply a foul tasting substance to them (something your dog doesn’t like). Your dog will soon learn that if he bites you, it won’t be tasty! This method produces a strong negative association to your dog every time he decides to bite you. Some dogs are smart enoughto realize that when you take your foul tasting gloves off, it is fine to sink their fangs into you again!For older puppies (around 6 months) this is a sure fire technique to stop puppy mouthing. Put a pinch or choke collar on your puppy and each time he bites you give the lead a short sharp tug. This correction will be an unpleasant association to your dog every time he bites you. It won’t take him long to stop. Some trainers believe this method to be fairly extreme, and I agree that you would only need to call on it in very rare circumstances – I have never needed to go to this extreme.How to stop a puppy from biting – these methods have been recommended to me, but I have never tried them myself:Spray your puppy with water every time he starts nipping.Fill up an empty can with rocks or coins. Each time your puppy starts biting say No! and give the can a shake. Apparently puppies hate this rattling noise.Good luck!

  5. secamimom Says:
    December 14th, 2010 at 12:07 am

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