Katmais_mommy
Well-Known Member
I have my girl, Gopher in a hutch. Every day, I let her, her parents, and her uncle, all out to play in their seperate pens. It's set up so that each hutch leads into a 4'x7' pen. Normally, I let their ramps down and they just hop out.
This is Gopher's first real hutch experience. I let down her ramp door and she didn't know what to do. I waited but she didnt even notice that it was open.
Today, instead of teaching her, I just picked her up and put her on the ground in her pen. I wanted her to have enough play time since it's getting dark soon.
I tried to "show" her the ramp just a few minutes ago and now I have a bloody cut on my hand.
My question is, How do I teach her without stressing her out and leading her to maul my hand again? She's a sweet girl and I'll never girve up but I was just wondering how I go about this . Thanks!
This is Gopher's first real hutch experience. I let down her ramp door and she didn't know what to do. I waited but she didnt even notice that it was open.
Today, instead of teaching her, I just picked her up and put her on the ground in her pen. I wanted her to have enough play time since it's getting dark soon.
I tried to "show" her the ramp just a few minutes ago and now I have a bloody cut on my hand.
My question is, How do I teach her without stressing her out and leading her to maul my hand again? She's a sweet girl and I'll never girve up but I was just wondering how I go about this . Thanks!