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my angry 5-year-old

Slippery Ernie

Slippery Ernie

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She really does not like cameras. The flashbulb went off and her head started turning black almost instantly. That, and she had fallen off the back of a chair moments earlier (whoopsie :rolleyes: ) She's doing alright though. She's very flighty, and will strike unexpectedly. But I'm finding out that she's more bark than bite. She hardly ever opens her mouth.
 

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You are absolutely right. I was still a bit jittery while holding her even with all that protection :) I have no idea what kind of teeth she's got in there.

She's mostly bark. Like I said, she'll strike, usually with her mouth shut. But she also gets her face right up next to you as if she's gonna let you have it. She always tries to climb up toward my head/shoulders, but she freaks out whenever I move my head. And she ends up snapping at my face. If I let her sit still in my hands for too long, she'll eventually stick her head up and watch my face out of the corner of her eye. If I move slightly she goes on the offensive.
 
Slippery Ernie said:
You are absolutely right. I was still a bit jittery while holding her even with all that protection :) I have no idea what kind of teeth she's got in there.

She's mostly bark. Like I said, she'll strike, usually with her mouth shut. But she also gets her face right up next to you as if she's gonna let you have it. She always tries to climb up toward my head/shoulders, but she freaks out whenever I move my head. And she ends up snapping at my face. If I let her sit still in my hands for too long, she'll eventually stick her head up and watch my face out of the corner of her eye. If I move slightly she goes on the offensive.
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haha sounds as though she is just waiting for the right moment and then BAM :crazy01:

I would prob be a bit apprehensive too. :rolleyes:
 
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