Thank you! The credit goes to my sister since she did all the hard work and edited it

Thank you!

Don’t feel bad not being able to hold them. I have two adults that I adopted about 4 months ago. They don’t like being held or picked up. They’ll only go in my hand on their terms if we’re in the bonding tent and I have my hand out. I’ve boughten the bonding mitt but that didn’t help either. Now that it’s been a year since you posted your comment, have you been able to hold them?

@@Ginam3939 I actually ended up giving her away few months back. Its not that i have up on her but i had to because i knew that she wasn't happy in my household and it being an apartment she wasn't happy with the space in her cage and i couldn't just take care of it when i cant keep it happy and mentally strong. Once i had to go for a one month vacation outside the country and when i was back she just seemed really scared and wasn't willing to come out of her cage at all. I guess whoever handled her did not seem comforting at all, I cant expect much help considering where i live, and after that she was just not communicating enough and soon it became illegal to have a sugar glider and i had to give her away for good now. But before i had left for vacation she would let me hold her and would often come up and crawl on me while i fed her. I don't think i was responsible enough handling a wild animal it was wrong to own one considering where i live and i hope shes doing better now.

@@Ginam3939 but if you want to bond with them its best you start by feeding them in your hand and then they'll probably get used to your scent and would be more comfortable with you and they'll probably start crawling and climbing everywhere.

Ohhhh yay!

Me too!

@@mypawfectfamily when are we going to get it sorted? Or are we doing it the old way when we just put each others channels into the Description and mention each other a lot in the video?

Xx Pets and Life xX Sure! I’m fine with that!

@@mypawfectfamily ok! I'll mention you *A LOT* in the video xx

I'll film it tommorow

That’s very common! They are very scent based and I’d they don’t recognize your scent, they’ll likely be very mean. It’s a phase they’ll grow out of for sure

Quick little flick to the face. All my sugar gliders don't pull that shit anymore.

@@nolanzollerjr7542 thats a lil bit harsh ngl i just let mine bite it (it doesn't hurt) and then she relaises its not food-

most likely she will be depressed give her another to share the cage with unless theres another animal she shares it with

Also they are quite young about 3 months old

I have a video on sugar glider bonding mistakes! That goes over some things not to do which could help! Also, not all sugar gliders bond the same amount, I discuss this in a. Video called “are sugar gliders cuddly” and I talk about my different glider personalities:)

@@mypawfectfamily thx soo much I’ll check those out now

@@xdxdxdxd5497 Good luck! The bonding process can seem intimidating, but it’s so worth it at the end:)

Hi! I’m not sure if you saw but Lennon the Bunny made a reaction to my video 😬 I think it might be better to postpone the collab. I’m getting quite a bit of hate right now and I don’t want that to translate over to your channel:(

It can be! Some gliders are very protective but others are super sweet even while carrying joeys. Also, I would get the male nuetered ASAP or else he might breed with the babies and especially if this isn’t a lineaged pair, that will be very bad

@@mypawfectfamily yes I have a vet appointment next week Saturday going to get the two new ones checked do you think the boy will be nicer after neutered him

@@mypawfectfamily hey today I woke up and the boy was dead….. my hearts literally broken I think the lady sold me sick sugar gliders

Haha I guess some are lazier than others

you can do both! I start with them in a group and doing it individually will strengthen it:)