In Reply to: Personal Bathroom posted by Tim on April 11, 2000 at 14:05:06:

Hello back to you Tim, I have a sugar glider also - she's approx. 3 months old. In all of the reading that I have done - I haven't seen any way to help the potty problem. Snickers does the same thing to me. I try to have a paper towel handy so that she can go on it instead of me - but other than that, I don't htink there is a way to train them to go in their cages.

Just thought I'd tell ya!

Aaryn ;}

: Hello all.

: It's been a long time since I posted last. I still visit, just mainly
: read though. My gliders are roughly 10 months old now. I have a male (Radar)
: and a female (Skye). They seem like 2 happy little gliders and are rather tame
: and freindly but there is alot of work still left to go. My question is that I
: let them wake up for a while in their cage then they seem to want to go to the
: bathroom right away. Then I take them out to play. It just seems that they still
: go all over the place. I know they mark but I will say that I don't overclean by
: any means (haha). It seems like more than marking though. I mean one went on my
: alarm clock and all over me. I almost lost it last night when the girl went pee right
: on my head. It's just fustrating as anything. I was wondering how (if anyway) to curb
: this problem. I don't know if they do it cause they get pissed at me for some reason or
: what but it's definately more than just marking I think.
: I would appreciate any ideas or help for this problem. Thanks

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• Excited To See You, Maybe KarenE 17:17:19 04/11/2000 (0)