The only time I let my smaller rescues free-roam is when I'm able to be

Posted by JNelson on June 02, 2002 at 13:22:37:

In Reply to: concerning runing free posted by jasonw on June 01, 2002 at 20:17:43:

right there to watch their every move, but I only place them in my fake tree or up on top of a burry screen I have in my living room. They tend to stay there because they like being high and being able to hide in the leaves. Other than that I don't let them run around on the ground. Too many cracks and crevises they could get caught in.

A few examples...When Baby was about 6 months he got away from me and ended up behind our culligan water cooler. There is a grate on the back of it and it was very difficult to get him out.
I've heard other people talk of iglets that have gotten under their furniture and burrowed up in it and they've had to cut into the couch or whatever to get it out.
One person about a year ago got on here and talked of theirs getting stuck in the dash of their car! So, they can definitely get into trouble if allowed to roam at such a young age.

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: right there to watch their every move, but I only place them in my fake tree or up on top of a burry screen I have in my living room. They tend to stay there because they like being high and being able to hide in the leaves. Other than that I don't let them run around on the ground. Too many cracks and crevises they could get caught in. : A few examples...When Baby was about 6 months he got away from me and ended up behind our culligan water cooler. There is a grate on the back of it and it was very difficult to get him out. : I've heard other people talk of iglets that have gotten under their furniture and burrowed up in it and they've had to cut into the couch or whatever to get it out. : One person about a year ago got on here and talked of theirs getting stuck in the dash of their car! So, they can definitely get into trouble if allowed to roam at such a young age.

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