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| Do not let that sweet face fool you. This is a wild animal. |
While she is adjusting to the new sleeping arrangements, we expect this wild cub to range outside of her own habitat regularly. Cub wranglers will be on hand to return the cub to her new habitat as often as necessary.
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| "Oh yeah, cub wranglers? I'd like to see you try." |
We fully expect that as the cub matures, she will settle into her new sleeping quarters and come to understand the expectations and limits of a free-range cub. Until that time, we suggest all guests get a lot of sleep before arriving at our lovely zoo.
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| Do not feed the animals. Unless it is at the table. |
Next up! Getting serious about potty training! (OMG)
We are currently accepting applications for new cub wranglers. ALL APPLICANTS ACCEPTED.
Sincerely,
The Clueless But Hopeful Zoo Management
7 comments:
Ooh, can I be a cub wrangler, pretty, pretty please?
I am just across the river......
but I WILL get plenty of sleep first :)
I love this wild little cub! I'll be leaping across the river
to help! (yes, good advice to have lots of sleep first!!)
This is awesome. Love the photos.
Transitioning to a big girl bed and potty training have been the two hardest things I have done as a parent. Ever. Potty training made me question my sanity.
Good luck.
with cubs that cute, i'm guessing wranglers will volunteer from all over! :)
What an adorable wild cub! Good luck! The crib to bed transition is my least favorite one. If Jude ends up being my last baby, he can stay in his crib until he leaves for college. We aren't getting anywhere in the potty training department over here, so I am eager to see what works for you!
Well soon the weather will warm up and you can have a free-range cub!
Our boys share a room and it has been a party every night in there since we put the little guy in a bed. Sometimes I find them both in one bed together - other times on the floor - once in the laundry basket. Wild things!
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