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Re: pouch protective pouch
[Re: tournesoul]
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04/29/11 01:33 PM
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victoriarose1982
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Hi Lindsay. Glider stuff can be made out of Denim, cotton, flannel, and fleece. I use cotton, flannel, and fleece. You can also always contact the person on GC and find out why she has chosen to use those materials. That would probably be the best way to go.
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Re: pouch protective pouch
[Re: tournesoul]
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04/29/11 02:07 PM
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BelladonnasMom
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The pouches you are talking about have been safety tested by many members and their gliders for a long time, including ME! LOL They are perfectly safe as far as material and construction go, and as far as *I* am concerned, the concept is amazing! One thing I would like to suggest, if you are going to use that pouch you need to get in contact with Bourbon, or someone else who is knowledgeable in this area. The pouch itself is a marvel, but without the proper steps, the glider can't get the full benefit of it.
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Re: pouch protective pouch
[Re: tournesoul]
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04/29/11 07:51 PM
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I totally agree with Robin. I don't know why the pouch is made with the materials it is BUT I do know it is a GREAT pouch. Elena helped me learn how to help my Mo with this pouch. Bourbon is definitely the person to talk to. Mo has made a wonderful change with the help of this pouch. I don't think he will ever be comfortable in a regular pouch again.
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Re: pouch protective pouch
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04/29/11 09:57 PM
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The pouches you are talking about have been safety tested by many members and their gliders for a long time, including ME! LOL They are perfectly safe as far as material and construction go, and as far as *I* am concerned, the concept is amazing! One thing I would like to suggest, if you are going to use that pouch you need to get in contact with Bourbon, or someone else who is knowledgeable in this area. The pouch itself is a marvel, but without the proper steps, the glider can't get the full benefit of it. Hi. Thanks. Its Bourbon that suggested it
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Re: pouch protective pouch
[Re: tournesoul]
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04/29/11 10:34 PM
04/29/11 10:34 PM
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heidi
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krys kritter has a pouch that opens for pouch protecters
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Re: pouch protective pouch
[Re: tournesoul]
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04/30/11 12:07 AM
04/30/11 12:07 AM
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BelladonnasMom
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The pouches you are talking about have been safety tested by many members and their gliders for a long time, including ME! LOL They are perfectly safe as far as material and construction go, and as far as *I* am concerned, the concept is amazing! One thing I would like to suggest, if you are going to use that pouch you need to get in contact with Bourbon, or someone else who is knowledgeable in this area. The pouch itself is a marvel, but without the proper steps, the glider can't get the full benefit of it. Hi. Thanks. Its Bourbon that suggested it Bourbon is awesome! She has helped so many of us that had gliders that we were so close to resigning to never being able to love properly because they were scared of the world. Donna was so loud and aggressive before I worked with her and a pouch protective pouch. She is by no means a love bug, but I can get my hands on her now and I don't think I have heard her crab once since day 1 with that pouch!
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Re: pouch protective pouch
[Re: tournesoul]
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04/30/11 12:31 AM
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lovely1inred
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The pouch protective pouch is made with these materials for a reason, I am sure. Honestly, I never thought to ask Karen or Bourbon the why's of it. I think denim pouches in general are more durable, since they are recommended for chewers. If I had to guess, I would say that since this is a therapy pouch you need it to last longer as it is going to get more cage use during the initial phases of trust-building that you are trying to create, and more than likely, you aren't going to be taking it in and out of the cage to wash as often as regular sleeping pouch. Just a guess of it, having dealt with pouch protectors before. No one specifically told me to, I just didn't change anything in their cage I didn't absolutely have to so as to keep stress levels down. If you can't get ahold of a pouch from the Pampered Glider, or are waiting for one in the mail, there are things you can use in the mean time. Folded hammocks are awesome for this, shallower pouches, I have one of eterrell's toyboxes with the top canvas removed, I've sewn a couple pouches myself that are similar to Karen's but out of fleece only. The key to it is to make sure the glider can see you at all times, that they are not hiding or burrowing, and it needs to have "escapes" all over it, not just one opening.
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Re: pouch protective pouch
[Re: heidi]
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04/30/11 02:45 AM
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krys kritter has a pouch that opens for pouch protecters Thanks Heidi! I will check it out!! I sent an email to Karen at Pampered Glider as well. I am also curious, once I start using this kind of open pouch, I probably wont ever go back to a regular one, right? or is that a subjective thing? Right now they are in a regular bonding pouch. Unfortunately! But they had their nails done today (at the vet) and that is what they got to go back into. This (next) is another side note to that, and most likely should be another topic but I am afraid of the answers I am going to get... So, I will go ahead and ask here ~ NO, no I wont. Im a big girl. I will take it to the bonding section which is where I originally started this one basically b/c it IS a bonding issue as well as a housing one... If I could just bond with them... I wouldnt have to worry about the pouch so much. I think. Right?
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Re: pouch protective pouch
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04/30/11 02:56 AM
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The pouch protective pouch is made with these materials for a reason, I am sure. Honestly, I never thought to ask Karen or Bourbon the why's of it. I think denim pouches in general are more durable, since they are recommended for chewers. If I had to guess, I would say that since this is a therapy pouch you need it to last longer as it is going to get more cage use during the initial phases of trust-building that you are trying to create, and more than likely, you aren't going to be taking it in and out of the cage to wash as often as regular sleeping pouch. Just a guess of it, having dealt with pouch protectors before. No one specifically told me to, I just didn't change anything in their cage I didn't absolutely have to so as to keep stress levels down. If you can't get ahold of a pouch from the Pampered Glider, or are waiting for one in the mail, there are things you can use in the mean time. Folded hammocks are awesome for this, shallower pouches, I have one of eterrell's toyboxes with the top canvas removed, I've sewn a couple pouches myself that are similar to Karen's but out of fleece only. The key to it is to make sure the glider can see you at all times, that they are not hiding or burrowing, and it needs to have "escapes" all over it, not just one opening. Thanks Lovely~ I think you are right about the materials... I just always have SO much to ask Bourbon... I am writing it all down and sometimes I forget to ask something. I hate to keep calling all the time. LOL. Shes been very good about it though. I have tried some make shift things... A pouch sort of inverted on itself worked for a day but doesnt any longer. They get in it upside down. Though they are hiding. I dont have to worry about Aristotle! Lets just say that. So its Playdough thats the scaredy cat. I have actually seen the terror in his eyes. That seems to have actually gone away. Phew! Thank god, No. Thank Bourbon But I tried to hang a corner hammock the way Bourbon told me to. I tried to hang a regular hammock the way it was shown in one of these threads, in sort of a V shape, and I have tried just putting a piece of fleece in a plastic basket thing ~ He really has got so much better but I need to get something that will work for good that I am not constantly trying to fix... and like you said, that will probably STAy in there... at least for a while. Do I ever use regular pouches again? I have no problem getting some new pouches. Only I JUST got these... They havent even been washed yet
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Re: pouch protective pouch
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04/30/11 03:06 AM
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tournesoul
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ng dealt with pouch protectors before. No one specifically told me to, I just didn't change anything in their cage I didn't absolutely have to so as to keep stress levels down. If you can't get ahold of a pouch from the Pampered Glider, or are waiting for one in the mail, there are things you can use in the mean time. Folded hammocks are awesome for this, shallower pouches, I have one of eterrell's toyboxes with the top canvas removed, I've sewn a couple pouches myself that are similar to Karen's but out of fleece only. The key to it is to make sure the glider can see you at all times, that they are not hiding or burrowing , and it needs to have "escapes" all over it, not just one opening. Eterrells toyboxes? Is that a users name? or a brand? Nobody mentioned the "escapes" but that would make sense. I am going to start a new thread on something that this has inspired. Actually I was thinking it the other day but now, here I am. I am not sure where it will go... and actually it is going to wait til the morning... time! Im only up b/c I fell asleep with my book and an open bottle of water! Agh! Nothing like some nice cold water to wake you up! Sweet dreams all! And thanks for the advice! Keep it coming
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Re: pouch protective pouch
[Re: tournesoul]
#1107199
04/30/11 11:04 PM
04/30/11 11:04 PM
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lovely1inred
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Eterrell is a username, if you email me at lovely1inred@gmail.com I can send you some pics of her work. I have gotten my pouch protectors back into regular cage pouches, but, it is a gradual thing and not something to rush. Some pouch protectors will never take to a regular cage pouch again either, so, just be prepared for that. Now to go hunt down your other thread....
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Re: pouch protective pouch
[Re: Cora]
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04/30/11 11:07 PM
04/30/11 11:07 PM
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i have 2 of these pouches, never been used. It was brought to my attention today I did get my point across right as usual! I am willing to sell these pouches for cheap and am in PM with the poster. These pouches are awesome for the gliders they are intended for.
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Re: pouch protective pouch
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04/30/11 11:41 PM
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tournesoul
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Eterrell is a username, if you email me at lovely1inred@gmail.com I can send you some pics of her work.
I have gotten my pouch protectors back into regular cage pouches, but, it is a gradual thing and not something to rush. Some pouch protectors will never take to a regular cage pouch again either, so, just be prepared for that. Now to go hunt down your other thread.... Jessica, Will do and btw, I never did get that thread posted... I was afraid of being repetitious and just didnt have time this am. Its not a big deal, really. It is just something for new people... And I am trying to figure out how to word it and if it is necessary... LOL.
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Re: pouch protective pouch
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05/02/11 10:30 PM
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tournesoul
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The pouch protective pouch is made with these materials for a reason, I am sure. Honestly, I never thought to ask Karen or Bourbon the why's of it. I think denim pouches in general are more durable, since they are recommended for chewers. If I had to guess, I would say that since this is a therapy pouch you need it to last longer as it is going to get more cage use during the initial phases of trust-building that you are trying to create, and more than likely, you aren't going to be taking it in and out of the cage to wash as often as regular sleeping pouch. Just a guess of it, having dealt with pouch protectors before. No one specifically told me to, I just didn't change anything in their cage I didn't absolutely have to so as to keep stress levels down. If you can't get ahold of a pouch from the Pampered Glider, or are waiting for one in the mail, there are things you can use in the mean time. Folded hammocks are awesome for this, shallower pouches, I have one of eterrell's toyboxes with the top canvas removed, I've sewn a couple pouches myself that are similar to Karen's but out of fleece only. The key to it is to make sure the glider can see you at all times, that they are not hiding or burrowing, and it needs to have "escapes" all over it, not just one opening. I did talk to Bourbon again about these pouches. She said they chose the material b/c it was less "diggable" ~ my word, and held up better in both form and in its longevity of less laundering/removal from the cage. So, its comfy, it lasts and its open so they arent hiding.
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