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I think size may be a factor in this. Her instincts says that there is a healthy male near, and that gains her interest. But the fact that he's much larger probably leads her to think she is in possible danger. If the situation was reversed, I'm betting they'd have mated already.
The "shark tank" thing sounds like a good idea. At least try to get her used to his presence and hopefully she'll feel less endangered if he can't chase her.
I'm interested to find out how this turns out.
-Jeremy
The "shark tank" thing sounds like a good idea. At least try to get her used to his presence and hopefully she'll feel less endangered if he can't chase her.
I'm interested to find out how this turns out.
-Jeremy