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I'm sorry that the necropsy wasn't more informative...

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Posted by jiffypop on March 17, 2003 at 19:05:07:

In Reply to: Necropsy results, disappointing............. posted by tgreb on March 17, 2003 at 18:31:56:

I've been in that position and it's not a good feeling. As with the GGI's, I'm always second guessing myself on something..wondering if I could be doing something differently that would be better. I am glad to hear that the female is thriving. It does sound like her temperament needs a little adjusting tho. :) Give her some more time and when you can, a little freedom. I swear that letting them loose to freeroam does wonders in the taming process. Best of luck.

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