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Water bottle to give her a quick squirt when she gets too boistrous? Or thick gloves? You can also try blowing a gentle puff into her face when she scratches to let her know it's a no-no. Hope that helps . . . |
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Play with her with a toy on string or such like Luke, never with your hands. Throw balls of paper around for her, she will love that too. Remember her claws and teeth are like little needles at this age. |
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Thanks for the advice everyone, i think its more of her jst getting used to playing, where she was before they basically lived in the study/library with her mum and siblings so i think she just has to learn how to play 'properly' |
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