Working on binky

Roger has gotten more comfortable. He now has a new cage (wire bottom so he doesn't sit in pee, with a towel to lay on), a new, larger water bottle. He gets out once in the morning and once in the evening. He gets pretty excited in the morning, hopping in the air and shaking his ears.

We call this "binking" (look up videos) and are trying to get a video. We tend to forget in the mornings, when he binks the best.

I'm glad he's finally getting comfortable enough to have fun. Problem is, now he doesn't want to go back into his cage.

He hasn't had an accident outside the cage after those first few days. I think he could be litter trained with some patience. Which I do not have.

Right now, he's doing fine in our guest room. There are no cords for him to chew or anything dangerous. He'd do best in a home with a nice room with easy to clean floors for him to run about all day. Hopefully someone will want him.