natalie corgs
New Born Pup
Hi everyone!
I am sorry if this is a silly question but I was just wondering whether my new girls are going to need a routine.
I work shifts so one week I'm on earlies and the other week is lates.
I've had them since the weekend so I'm trying to find a way that works for us.
So far I'm giving them a bit of food and changing their water and topping up the hay manger in the mornings and then when I get home that's when I clean up the cage and we groom Luna as she is long haired and cuddle Eclipse too. So far cuddle time hasn't been too bad and I've given them their own space to make sure they are relaxed and get to know me. But this morning Luna took a bit of hay from my hand! That's a good sign right?
But to cut a long story short - is it good to set a routine? Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks
I am sorry if this is a silly question but I was just wondering whether my new girls are going to need a routine.
I work shifts so one week I'm on earlies and the other week is lates.
I've had them since the weekend so I'm trying to find a way that works for us.
So far I'm giving them a bit of food and changing their water and topping up the hay manger in the mornings and then when I get home that's when I clean up the cage and we groom Luna as she is long haired and cuddle Eclipse too. So far cuddle time hasn't been too bad and I've given them their own space to make sure they are relaxed and get to know me. But this morning Luna took a bit of hay from my hand! That's a good sign right?
But to cut a long story short - is it good to set a routine? Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks