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Learn common household safety hazards for your pet sugar glider in this free pet care video clip about keeping your sugar glider safe at home.Expert: Elizabeth Cantu Bio: Elizabeth Cantu has owned and been working with birds since 1994. She works with an avian veterinarian on behavior modification on birds. Currently, she owns a website that designs bird toys. Filmmaker: julio costilla
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whats better1 1 or 2 gliders
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okay, this is all true and everything…
but think about it…
they have to do stuff way more challenging in their wild, natural habitat. i encourage getting a flying squirrel! they are great pets!
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Send questions to sugarglider04 at hotmail dot com
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Any questions – Write to me. I have nothing to sell and I don’t claim to be an expert or have all the answers. but I MAY be able to help. These videos make the Suger Glider sound more like a pest, than a pet. They could not be more incorrect. They are a JOY to be with and will NOT bite or stink if PROPERLY handled and fed. Even bathroom habits can be managed, if you know how. If you do write me – please realize that it may take me a little time to get back to you.
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two
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Gliders dying in toilets sucks. But at least it’s a quick burial.
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well i have wooden floors,will that hurt it?
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Gliders dying in toilets sucks. But at least it’s a quick burial. :3
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I have seen so many people kill them from bad diet, mishandling, and other dangers. Its why I sound so ANTI-glider. Most people have NO idea what they are getting into when they get these animals. I have done MANY rescues from impulse buyers who kept them in hamster cages and fed them pizza and grapes. You cannot make judgment until you have seen what I have through the years. These are wild animals and need a special diet, lots of room, and companionship to thrive. -elizabeth
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As for my expertise I have worked for an exotics specialty vet hospital for 8 years and owned gliders about that long as well. Whats your expertise that you speak from?
I don’t recommend them as pets for most people. The care they require to keep them healthy is much more than people expect. They are not hamsters nor domestic on any level. They are wild animals only a few generations removed from their wild Australian ancestors.
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Gliders dying in toilets sucks. But at least it’s a quick burial. :3
when fish would die in my aquarium ,it is the quickest burial..
also it is the quickest burial when you kill a roach..squat..flush..gone..
Just make sure you pick it up with tissue or toilet paper…
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u have alsome videos
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No, it’s called splatting, it doesn’t hurt, but it’s a good way to train them to stay on you.
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i think a hot guy was filming her, and thats swhy shes acting so werid.
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Poor girl, is she attempting a world record as to the number of times she can say um in a two minute information video? (Great info on the upkeep of sugar gliders, by the way!)
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LoL! my grandfather would shit a brick if he heard this chick talk..He used to yell at me all the time when I was a kid for saying um lol..
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shit now I cant even watch her videos since you pointed out all the UMs
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Thanks for all the info
I think they’re cute but I’m much more comfortable just sticking to owning my cats and dogs.
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i keep my sugarglider in my jock strap at school
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i bet chu like dat
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haaaaaaaaaaaa
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I took a drink every time she said “um”. Im so wasted right now
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HAHAHAA your HILARIOUS!….. Fuck you asshole
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