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Posted by: Angela, kyzer2477@aol.com
Subject: Another question
When: 2:50 PM, 06 Oct 2000
IP: 204.249.203.239
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I have another question.... I read somewhere that you shouldn't take your glider anywhere because it stresses them out. Me and my brother own a feed store and so, I could bring him to work although I drive 45 min. to and from work is it best just to leave him at home?



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Posted by: Mike Sandridge, mike972@home.com
Subject: advice
When: 2:57 PM, 06 Oct 2000
IP: 24.14.83.19

I disagee I take my gliders with me several hand they like to travel Just make sure you have them a water supply and a safe secure travel cage any other ?'s please ask I will be happy to help



Posted by: Angela, kyzer2477@aol.com
Subject: none
When: 3:53 PM, 06 Oct 2000
IP: 204.249.203.239





Posted by: Angela, kyzer2477@aol.com
Subject: none
When: 3:55 PM, 06 Oct 2000
IP: 204.249.203.239

Thank you I am looking forward to bringing him to work with me. I posted a message earlier today about my glider the subject is Reverend if you could help me with that i would appreciate it i am very worried about him (reverend).



Posted by: Mary, intr01dc@frank.mtsu.edu
Subject: Never heard that one
When: 4:22 PM, 06 Oct 2000
IP: 12.77.80.109

I take Peep with me everywhere I go...he loves being with me...it would probably stress him out if I were to stop.



Posted by: Jesse and Luke, messyjesse78@hotmail.com
Subject: none
When: 12:40 PM, 07 Oct 2000
IP: 198.209.18.229

We take our glider all over the place; as long as she's in our pocket, she doesn't even know what's going on if we don't wake her up. Lots of time in the car, however, can make them sick, because some of them get car sick (rides longer than 2 hours make our baby a little depressed). I wouldn't take them out at night, however, because they have a tendency to interupt your driving with their playfulness.



Posted by: Mary, intr01dc@frank.mtsu.edu
Subject: Thats odd
When: 3:36 PM, 07 Oct 2000
IP: 12.77.81.166

Thats really odd. I travle all the time. I used to travel 3 hrs every weekend to go visit my boufriend. I have never noticed a glider being carsick or depressed from it. I wonder why yours gets sick and mine doesn't even notice.