Re: Early Release
Originally Posted by
lonipaige
I left his bed outside and he returned safely. I have been trying to exercise him in an environment where he can run, jump, play, and get some sunlight. Now he will just have to wait until it's time to be free.
That is his best case scenario!
Without a proper soft release where he can learn the sights, sounds, and the hierarchy of the local wilds
he could have gotten beat up, run off or both. In pre- release he can safely be out there to observe the
wilds and they him so when he is finally released he won't be an interloper in a territory he don't belong.
You got lucky!
Step-N-Stone
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