claudiusx":3o88l210 said:
Sdonley":3o88l210 said:
There is so much to learn from watching and studying each of your individual dragons behaviors.
Yes, in this way, it's very similar to a dog, cat, or any other pet. Dogs or cats (or whatever) can be said to have
some generalized behaviors, but there are always exceptions, and
personalities.
Our dogs (and cat, when we had one)
spent more time studying us than we did studying them :study: , and that's saying something! :lol:
For example, all our dogs were completely and totally regusting, but also cuter than one can stand. One was the sweetest, another the smartest, and yet another was just... well, she just was. :roll:
Some liked fruits or vegetables--some didn't (and
different fruits & vegetables for each) and some were just chowhounds--they'd eat anything proffered, partly because (we think) they thought anything we ate must be good, partly because they trusted us to only give them good stuff, and partly because... they were chowhounds! :laughing6:
A BD is
not a dog or a cat or even a different species of lizard/reptile--it's a BD (
Caveat: Try not to anthropomorphize). In time, with study, you'll learn to "trust" each other.
