Re: Double D Bite me :(

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Posted by Christy on February 18, 2001 at 07:07:09:

In Reply to: Re: Double D Bite me :( posted by Diana on February 17, 2001 at 19:34:24:

Thanks im going for the nesporin today, didnt have any on hand last night, Man this thing hurts more today than it did last night. I cant imagine how much your boyfriends nose hurt, all though that is a funny thought LOL.

: That naughty Double D! :)
: Habib bit my boyfriend once--right on the tip of the nose! It drew blood and everything. Fortunately, that's the ONLY time she's ever bitten anyone--and I've had her around my nieces and nephews a lot.

: The only thing we can figure is she was hungry and his nose looked like some good, juicy white meat. :) Josh had just been feeding her by hand, and then bend down to talk to her close to her face, and then CHOMP!

: You did handle the situation well, though. Although JNelson is right, and you never can truly predict what your iguana will do in the future, chances are this sort of thing won't happen too often, especially where you say he's usually calm and mild mannered, and because you handled it well with not immediately putting him down etc.

: Hope this helps! Oh, and don't forget the neosporin!
: Diana

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: Thanks im going for the nesporin today, didnt have any on hand last night, Man this thing hurts more today than it did last night. I cant imagine how much your boyfriends nose hurt, all though that is a funny thought LOL. : : That naughty Double D! :) : : Habib bit my boyfriend once--right on the tip of the nose! It drew blood and everything. Fortunately, that's the ONLY time she's ever bitten anyone--and I've had her around my nieces and nephews a lot. : : The only thing we can figure is she was hungry and his nose looked like some good, juicy white meat. :) Josh had just been feeding her by hand, and then bend down to talk to her close to her face, and then CHOMP! : : You did handle the situation well, though. Although JNelson is right, and you never can truly predict what your iguana will do in the future, chances are this sort of thing won't happen too often, especially where you say he's usually calm and mild mannered, and because you handled it well with not immediately putting him down etc. : : Hope this helps! Oh, and don't forget the neosporin! : : Diana

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