Post by mar on Jan 19, 2004 9:28:53 GMT -8
My iguana, Bob, is a semi free roamer. He has a cage but I don't zip the door closed. However, he is confined to my room.
Lately as he roams he has started to rub his nose on my door and spends most of his time scratching at it to leave the room. As of yet not enough to hurt himself. This has been typical for a long time, over 6 years now, and I have learned to open the door slowly but I will still open the door into him sometimes.
Does anyone know of a way to train him not to spend so much time infront of the door? He knows he is human, and even watches me eat the same food he does (my version gets a little cheese, olive oil, and red wine vinegar or gets stir fried with pork or chicken)
thanks
Mark
Lately as he roams he has started to rub his nose on my door and spends most of his time scratching at it to leave the room. As of yet not enough to hurt himself. This has been typical for a long time, over 6 years now, and I have learned to open the door slowly but I will still open the door into him sometimes.
Does anyone know of a way to train him not to spend so much time infront of the door? He knows he is human, and even watches me eat the same food he does (my version gets a little cheese, olive oil, and red wine vinegar or gets stir fried with pork or chicken)
thanks
Mark