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Arthur is quite happy to snuggle in our arms and get lots of loving. ARTHUR UNDER COVER IMAGE
Arthur loves his blanky. He loves to play with his blanket and play peek-a-boo with us from under his blanket. He likes to sleep with his blanket and teddy bear.

ARTHUR IMAGE
Arthur checking things out. ARTHUR WITH BLOCK IMAGE
Arthur is trying to get a fig out of one of his blocks. We've taken some blocks and drilled various holes in them. We then put goodies, such as figs, deep in the holes and hang the block in an awkward place for him to reach. This gives him a challenge and something to do.

ARTHUR WITH BOX IMAGE Arthur with his suet box. This is another one of Arthur's challenge boxes. We've taken a treat, wrapped it in cardboard, taped it with packing tape and then put it into the suet box and the padlocked the box closed. This can take Arthur a half-hour or more to get his treat out of the box. We will also take a small box, put in the treat and tape up the box, lots of tape, then give this to him to work at. Pop bottles are great too, we put in a treat and tighten the top with pliers, it only takes him a couple of minutes to take the top off. He still gets hours of fun playing with the empty pop bottle.

We do not breed Coatimundi.

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Arthur is quite happy to snuggle in our arms and get lots of loving.	Arthur loves his blanky. He loves to play with his blanket and play peek-a-boo with us from under his blanket. He likes to sleep with his blanket and teddy bear.
Arthur checking things out.	Arthur is trying to get a fig out of one of his blocks. We've taken some blocks and drilled various holes in them. We then put goodies, such as figs, deep in the holes and hang the block in an awkward place for him to reach. This gives him a challenge and something to do.
	Arthur with his suet box. This is another one of Arthur's challenge boxes. We've taken a treat, wrapped it in cardboard, taped it with packing tape and then put it into the suet box and the padlocked the box closed. This can take Arthur a half-hour or more to get his treat out of the box. We will also take a small box, put in the treat and tape up the box, lots of tape, then give this to him to work at. Pop bottles are great too, we put in a treat and tighten the top with pliers, it only takes him a couple of minutes to take the top off. He still gets hours of fun playing with the empty pop bottle.