GBov
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I had only just started on our new French Angora doe when hubby said she was shaking and was getting too stressed.
As he was helping me I just put her away to try again tomorrow when she and I can be alone together :roll:
But how long should brushing her take and how do I know if she is getting stressed?
She was sitting alright for me with her legs tucked under her and well stretched out in her body. She did twitch and flinch when I brushed her sides and shoulders but I slowed down and went more gently and she stopped flinching.
And oh yeh, she has patches of flaky dry skin under her pretty white fluff, what should I do about that?
As he was helping me I just put her away to try again tomorrow when she and I can be alone together :roll:
But how long should brushing her take and how do I know if she is getting stressed?
She was sitting alright for me with her legs tucked under her and well stretched out in her body. She did twitch and flinch when I brushed her sides and shoulders but I slowed down and went more gently and she stopped flinching.
And oh yeh, she has patches of flaky dry skin under her pretty white fluff, what should I do about that?