I am new to GC and a new glider owner. So I am no expert. There were two things told to me that really has helped. One don't offer them your fingers. Offer them the back of your hand. Two if when you do offer them your finger to feed them licky treats, if they tend to bite on your finger, wear a thimble. Mine won't eat licky treats but I loved that one anyway.lol
One word of caution about tent time from a fellow newbie. I have done alot of tent time over the last 6 weeks, which has been great fun. I only had one problem with that... getting her out of the tent and back into her cage. She was never done playing...lol On the rare occasion that she did get tired she would not go back into her pouch, she would go to sleep under a toy or under the sheet. I tried using a teaser to get her to go into her pouch. Didn't work. I couldn't even brib her with food. Since she wouldn't let me hold her yet without eating me alive and causing trama to her, this created a little problem. I finally had to drag the cage into the tent. She would get into the cage to play on her own...when she was good and ready....lol Luckily my tent was big and my cage at the time would fit in it.
I'm sure more experienced owners would not have this problem but as a fellow newbie I suggest you have a plan "B" in mind just in case. Maybe something you know they will want to get into that will contain them.
I also found that if I put too many
toys in there for her to play with, she would ignore me. Since I was trying to get her to
bond with me not her
toys, I cut back on some of the
toys that we couldn't play with together.
btw..I think that if you come back 6 weeks from now and read your post again you will be surprised how much they will have changed since you wrote it. I was. = )
Jackie