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If pet shop has only one. Not getting another.. do i take her?

Should I overload the cage what’s most important

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I’ve taken mine out and he runs all over

I have had elvis for three months just purchased second because of you ty ❤

How do you know when there ready to be handled

I exactly replicated my sugar glider gypsie’s bark just so I can bark back at her and now my mother asks me too bark at people too have them know what their barking sounds like. I actually sound exactly like her so good too know all this about their barking.

Oof. I'd rather ride with someone who has a license than someone who doesn't. If someone doesnt have a license, they either were too lazy to get one, or had it taken away for some reason. Lastly, but most importantly, it is illegal to drive without a liscense. If anything, this argument proves that you have somewhat of a standing to be able to drive, as opposed to zero liscence to drive. I'm convinced now to get a glider from a USDA license.

Mine last one is a boy his two sisters died from a seizure im currently trying to play with him feed him and let him drink to feel comfortable

How do ship? What is the process?

I re ran the video cuz one of my sugar gliders were borking

Do you sel gliders

My sugar gliders i have 2 are frightened and keep barking

That was a perfect impression lol !!

This isn’t necessarily true at all, you don’t need the support of your parents to care for a sugar glider. If a responsible reasonable kid wants one for all the right reasons they should go ahead. If a parent buys one when their kids don’t really know how to take care of one then there is a problem. As long as they can function, age doesn’t matter but maturity does.

Why!!!!!

But I know a lot about animals.so I can't have one:(

Sounds about right to me. Good advice.

Hi! I'm very interested in the spinwheel! We have recently adopted 2 gliders, 6mth old female and nuterted 2yrold male. My boyfriend has lots of experience with gliders in the past. One of his females even had babies. This is my first time owning gliders and I love your short, sweet and to the point videos! Our male, whom we call "Joey" 😁 is very inquisitive and loves to get down on the floor to sniff and find things, especially under our couch!! When I saw the video about your wheel the light bulb went off! THAT'S WHAT JOEY NEEDS!! 😂 Our baby female is very shy; which I can't blame her because we are her 3rd home! Yes! Sad, but true. I know patience is key but are there any other tips you could give to help us with bonding? I put a tank top I slept in in their pouch so they could get familiar with my smell and I give them mill worms for snacks at 6 am and when I come home from work. I also talk with them regularly as does my daughter who loves them dearly. She also knows to be calm and talk softly when around them. Any extra info would be greatly appreciated!! 😗

I got my sugar glider as a baby a year ago and it's still not wanting to bond with me. I'm trying everything

when a glider barks just bark back lmfao x

i have my sugar glider for almost 4 years now his name is bobby and i love him and he so healthy and i rescued him from a familly that never game him attention and kept in the smallest cage i have ever seen i love my sugar glider i first got when i was ten it took alot of begging and im 14 now and bobby is 4 years old

I just got mine two days ago and she is so nice I put my hand in the cage and just lay it flat and then she starts to sniff if I try not to move my hand

I did have 4 sugar gliders the first one was sick when I got her she lasted 7 days her name was Victoria. Then one the same day I got my 2nd one she lasted 2 years her name was Olivia she loved me and I would go out side and put her On The round and then we will p she will Chase me like we were playing tag.Then she got sick and died. Then I got 2 more new ones one named Joey and one named Rex. Joey was the nice one but he still wanted to bite me. Rex was the mean one the first day we got him he bet my dad and their was blood. So about a year went by Rex was starting to not let Joey eat and I took Joey out so he can eat and he started to exporting my room and my cat was there so I had to put him back in his cage then about a mouth later Joey died of starvation when I was at my dad's house 😭😢😥 I still have Rex and it's been a about 6 months after Joey died and Rex still hates me. Can y'all give me any tips to get him to love me? sorry, this is a long story.

hi Lisa! I recently ordered a tie die sleeping pouch from you on amazon and just want to say thank you! my little Oscar really likes the blueberry powder samples you provided I will definitely have to buy a bag of it soon..I rescued my little guy from a family member who had him in a small cage..now he is in a very tall and wide brand new cage ☺ and trying to get him on a good diet..he is sweet and we are bonding good now..thanks again for your wonderful store and hand signed note! little things like that go a long way.

I have had my babies for 2 yrs and couldn't love anything more, but the more I read the more confused I get. I have 5 babies and 2 Congo cages with a bridge between the two. My babies won't eat pellets at all. I have crushed them soaked them with everything. Do they really need them? I am haven't with staple foods. Any suggestions? Thank you

I'm 13 and I have male twin sugar gliders.

I've got your vitamins, the blueberry kind, and I gotta tell you, my girls love it. love love love it. thank you

I am a new sugar glider owner and I am so glad to have found your website and this channel. Thanks for the great information and for sharing other good websites.

What is your website so I can order

Thanks so much!!! I've been trying to decide which gender I should get for a long time now, most people don't get to the point and don't really tell me much info. You get straight to the point and tell the differences.

Where are you all located?

do u have new babies

Hi Lisa, You look great! Thanks so much for the explanation on barking. Only Glossy barks and I never know what she wants. After a treat she will bark and now I know she is wanting me to come back with more! Silica is really laid back (eats all the treats in the glider kitchens because she is the alfa glider here!) and rarely barks. I think in the middle of the night Glossy barks to ask Sili to play with her. I will brush up on my bark because I can never figure out how to make her stop...she will go on forever! Thank you! Hugs to Arnold and the gang!

I desperately need your help, my little Harley Quinn is pregnant, and I need to know absolutely everything to ensure the safety of her, her young, and also the male. Please contact me Jayhemphill1@yahoo.com

Also wanted to add... that its very interesting to see the maturity level of these kids bragging about their pets. Thats GREAT you are fortunate to own these animals. Dont be smug about it! You just look rude and foolish the way you talk to your peers. Had you been smart enough to retain the information in this video youd realize shes not lumping everyone under the same sun here

You people are ridiculous. What shes saying is true. People buy animals for their children and they leave the sole caring of that animal on that child. If you are prepared to buy your kid an animal knowing that youll end up caring for it yourself then awesome. But dont go buy them these animals and then when they lose interest up and sell them. NO NO NO. With that being said I own many many exotics. My 6 year old has the 2 main sugar gliders from the snow white line from Priscilla price. Amazing animals she loves them. But who cares for them? Mommy does. Thats just the reality of it. So do not tell her that she is wrong. Just because whats true for you isnt this scenario. Its true for many many other people. And this is why we see so many animals being rehomed.

Did you change the wodent wheel?

It's been a little over a week that I have had my Sugar Gliders. One is quite calm and quite and doesn't fuss much. The other grabs whenever I open the bonding pouch. I know I may have to work with the one that fusses more. What are some good ways that I can get both of them t bond to me effectively? I understand patience is key here. The cupping method I find hard because my hands are really small, and when ever I go to hold them, they escape my grasp. Any suggestions?

Hi Lisa, I haven't talked to you in years. My two originals were from you & after 3 years, we thought they weren't compatible but we were wrong. I had called you about it years ago & as always it was great advice & their new homes keep the boys & girls separated. I still have 1 original, Osiris but he is 12 & showing it :(. I love that your on here & hope people wanting gliders find you. I love my babies bark & they do all stop, even those in separate cages. Lol Can't wait to see more videos & best of luck helping glider parents/parents to be. You really helped me!

don't say things if there not true

A male and a femal is a good pair but I don't want joeys lol

I'm 14 I work at pet smart, I have 3 dogs, a hamster.... And I am getting a sugar glider... And if u don't know your facts don't say it all.... People are diffrent my cusin he had 10 animals at the age of 14 now he's 15 with 33

Where in Florida are you located

We agree and we thank you for sharing your comment.

Please do get him a companion as soon as you can. There really are not any situations where it's "too late" and only rare situations that some gliders never learn to play well with others. How old is he? Concerning the licking, then biting, generally this means he is tasting you. Might sound odd, but try hand feeding him some treats, he might be looking to you for a snack and if you don't provide it, you become the snack. LOL

That is a great question and as social as sugar gliders are, they are territorial, so there is a process to it all. Check out this link for a lot of details concerning how that process is handled and what to look for: sugar-gliders. com/sugar-glider-info.htm#in

Can you do videos on other noises they make? i love your videos by the way :)

While I don't embrace many techniques suggested by that vet, I will agree that anything with a face can bite and scared animals will bite if they feel they need to defend themselves. I think we gain more respect from animals through gentleness and kindness. For example, I never used choke collars on my dogs when they were going through training. I think the harsh approaches are inhumane.

Skin contact is preferable, but you can use a glove until you get there. I suggest buying a new pair of gloves, made of heavy cotton (not leather as it has a strong smell). Sleep on them, or keep them inside of your clothing so the outside of the gloves start to smell more like you.