Jan Radar (GA)
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Sunday's post
Radar ate pretty well on his own last night out of the feeder which makes me so happy.... partly because I actually got a full night's rest.
He has had some issues with being scared of the feeder and refusing to eat out of it. Since it's summer and I'm home most days, I've been working with him to not be fearful and to see the feeder as his foody friend. 
School starts again in a few short weeks and he needs to be able to eat consistently from the feeder before I have to be gone most of the day.
It's a busy day for me today so I won't be able to test as much as I have been... but I think Radar will appreciate napping undisturbed and he's most likely still bouncing so fewer tests shouldn't be a problem for his safety.
Radar ate pretty well on his own last night out of the feeder which makes me so happy.... partly because I actually got a full night's rest.
He has had some issues with being scared of the feeder and refusing to eat out of it. Since it's summer and I'm home most days, I've been working with him to not be fearful and to see the feeder as his foody friend. School starts again in a few short weeks and he needs to be able to eat consistently from the feeder before I have to be gone most of the day. It's a busy day for me today so I won't be able to test as much as I have been... but I think Radar will appreciate napping undisturbed and he's most likely still bouncing so fewer tests shouldn't be a problem for his safety.
