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  | cupcake
Glider

136 Posts
| Apr 28 2012 : 10:18:19 AM  |
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This may sound like a really stupid question but I need some advice. When I take my new sugar glider out and have tent time or bathroom time with her she likes to get in my hair and move around in my head. And from time to time she will bite my neck or ear and she will never get out of my hair. I tried wearing a hoodie but she freaks out when I do. So I can not get her out anywhere without her doing that. If you guys have any advice about this it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks!
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|   | JazzNZoeysmom
Zippy Glidershorts
     
USA
5349 Posts
| Apr 28 2012 : 10:27:34 AM   |
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Have you tried wearing it up in a bun or a ponytail? Mine will get in my hair if I leave it down...not so much if I pin it up...which I do cause it's not too fun picking glider poo out of long hair!!!
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  | TJones09
Fuzzy Wuzzy
   
1991 Posts
| Apr 28 2012 : 10:44:57 AM   |
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LOL, my girls will get into my hair and sometimes bite my head when hair is down. If I clip it up they still play with it and climb all over it, I find a pony knot works the best, but they will still play with it. They also climb on my husbands head (hair clipped real short) and lick, sometimes nibble. I think they're just grooming us though.
Jazz, what's worse is when they pee & poo in the hair, ewwe it's gross, lol.
Edited by - TJones09 on Apr 28 2012 10:46:01 AM
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  | GumdropTree
Glider

FL, USA
132 Posts
| Apr 28 2012 : 11:49:23 AM   |
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I have very short hair and they seem uninterested. However my friend came over and she had long hair and they went nuts. They went to the back base of her neck and just started running their front legs and face through it. It was like she was their favorite new toy. Maybe just let them do it and get it out of their system and after a while they'll just "restyle your doo" every once in a while. I'm a bit jealous that mine don't do it to me.....My hair could use some glider lovin too.
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  | josiec
Super Glider
 
OR, USA
226 Posts
| Apr 28 2012 : 12:16:21 PM   |
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Mine do the same thing with nibbling on my neck.. I think they are just grooming me :) how dare my shampoo not be glider scented lol
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  | Chosen12020
Super Glider
 
205 Posts
| Apr 28 2012 : 03:25:39 PM   |
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Have you tried using a head-scarf? My hair hangs down just past my shoulders. It's not super long, but my gliders used to LOVE to play in before I started putting a scarf on my head.
They will still jump on top of my head every once and a while, but they jump off quickly afterwards. They really aren't feeling the whole "scarf thing", but I've found that it keeps them out of my hair.
I would sugggest that you put one on when handling them if this is a problem for you. I think that they won't be as fascinated with your head, or your hair if you do. Good luck
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  | Chosen12020
Super Glider
 
205 Posts
| Apr 28 2012 : 03:27:01 PM   |
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*suggest*:)
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  | fazioli
Face Hugger
  
906 Posts
| Apr 28 2012 : 03:38:34 PM   |
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Yes, I also suggest putting your hair up. I just cut mine short, and they still like to play with it and there was some major grooming going on the other night. Once they get started grooming, it is hard for me to get them to stop! I should take it as a great compliment though, the grooming means they are accepting you as one of the gang!
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  | Hollybugz
Super Glider
 
215 Posts
| Apr 28 2012 : 03:50:43 PM   |
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My babies really love to play with my hair, too. But I keep it tied up.
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There's a prime example, lol.
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