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| Pauline Campbell | Fri 7th June 2002 | |
| We have got a family of Hedgehogs in our back garden | ||
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| How site was found: | surfing the net | |
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| betsy | Wed 22nd May 2002 | |
| i love your page ad the hedgehogs. i am doing a report on hedgehogs | ||
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| astrid | Wed 22nd May 2002 | |
| albino hedgehogs are so cool they even out do co co pops!! | ||
| Areas of site visited: | all of it | |
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| How site was found: | msn | |
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| brittany | Mon 20th May 2002 | |
| I like the website and I learned a lot! | ||
| Areas of site visited: | lifestyle | |
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| How site was found: | I searched in google | |
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| rockhunter | Sun 19th May 2002 | |
| i was very pleased to read about the hedgehog. they are pretty little anmils. thank you for the importance of them. | ||
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| How site was found: | on the internet | |
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| Colin Picton | Sat 18th May 2002 | |
| Keeping Hedgehogs as pets - ie caged and unable to roam free is cruel - unless it cannot fend for itself in the wild - ie blind or damaged in some way. I have 4 pet hedghogs - or at least that's how many turned up for feeding this evening in the garden | ||
| Areas of site visited: | Not gone through it all yet | |
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| How site was found: | Browsing - Hedgehogs UK | |
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| Adria Simpson | Thu 16th May 2002 | |
| I just rescued a full grown albino male hedgehog. He's the sweetest little guy, but he does need a little extra care right now, that's why I dropped in today. | ||
| How site was found: | web search pulled this up. | |
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| Margaret Wynn | Tue 14th May 2002 | |
| I have just spotted a hedgehog in my garden (I'ts 7.30a.m.) I would like to encourage him to be a regular visitor and hope to find some information on how I might do this. | ||
| Areas of site visited: | Homepage and basic info on hedgehogs | |
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| How site was found: | via Google | |
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| Rebecca | Mon 13th May 2002 | |
| yesterday I was sitting on my bench in my garden and I spotted two Hedgehogs, at first I thought they were mother and baby but then I realized they were male and female because the male had started circling the female and snorting more and more loudly. I wachted them for an hour, then suddenly I saw anouter male hedgehog running up the path, the male that was with the female ran over to the other male and pushed him, then he went to find the female. Later I saw the male and female again and the male was doing the same as he had done before. | ||
| Areas of site visited: | All of the areas on the site but Ikeep exploring to see if I can find anything new. | |
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| How site was found: | On the internet | |
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| Rebecca | Mon 13th May 2002 | |
| the site is brillient | ||
| Areas of site visited: | all the areas | |
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| Victoria Callus | Sun 5th May 2002 | |
| I still have to visit ather areas of this site but till now It' very interesting! | ||
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| Victoria Callus | Sun 5th May 2002 | |
| Found an injured hedgehog . Trying to find help and information.He's a baby -eyes still closed- half nostrel bitten off but mouth ok .Quite strong. Gave him milk but what can he eat and at what time? | ||
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| payshaj | Thu 25th April 2002 | |
| yeah | ||
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| heather | Wed 24th April 2002 | |
| was visiting your page tolearn more about hedgehogs | ||
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| louise bradley | Thu 18th April 2002 | |
| hi, my name is louise. i am doing a study on hedgehogs at the moment and have found your web page really useful. i just wondered if you, or anybody reading this had any information on the evolution of hedgehogs, how they used to be and how they have come to be, how they are today. i would be grateful if anybody could e-mail me back. thank you | ||
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| andrea smith | Wed 17th April 2002 | |
| I thought it was an excellent web site | ||
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| Ruth Woodley | Tue 16th April 2002 | |
| Hello I am new to TN and have hedgehogs. I have African Pygmy Albino hedgehogs. I have both a male and a female, a female from the first litter and three from the second litter. I am interested in breeding and selling them. I have hand tamed the and they are about three months old. I have two males and a female for sale. I want to set up a website and or a home page for myself. | ||
| How site was found: | surfing the web | |
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| Tara Campbell | Mon 8th April 2002 | |
| Excellent information!! | ||
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| craig | Sun 7th April 2002 | |
| This site is brilliant.Ihave a pet hedgehog,it can not be released into the wild because it was hit by a car and now has 3 legs and 1 eye. | ||
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| Laura | Sun 7th April 2002 | |
| Good informations and pictures! | ||
| Areas of site visited: | Hedghogz - everything about them | |
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| Spike | Sun 31st March 2002 | |
| You forgot to mention that hedgehogs as pets are African Pygmies, not European. Also, they are not afraid of people if they are properly socialized. Any animal that lives outside and has never had contat with people will be afraid of them. Hedgehogs make excellant pets if properly cared for. They are very affectionate and playful. Just because they sometimes roam for miles doesn't mean that they need to. They are looking for food, not excercise. A wheel provides plenty of excersise, and as long as you play with them they remain stimulated. | ||
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| Seamus O Boyle | Thu 28th March 2002 | |
| I was going to get a hedgehog for my enclosed garden just to eat the slugs but I'm glad I visited this website. You have put me off the idea. Thanks Any other natural alternatives?? | ||
| Areas of site visited: | Hedgehogs | |
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| How site was found: | Surfing "hedgehogs" "live" | |
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| Gabrielle | Wed 27th March 2002 | |
| I don't know if you are the best web page for hedgehgs cause you don't have a lot of info. | ||
| Areas of site visited: | Guestbook | |
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| Paul Truelove, Stumpies Hospital | Sun 17th March 2002 | |
| Re; the 2 animals which are not hibernating.....research shows that if they were to be given their freedom then their natural instincts will quickly become established and although they will lost weight for 10 days or so, after that sort of time they will start to find food and fend for theirselves quite happily. In fact they would be MUCH better off in the wild for these animals are normally solitary and will bite and fight if kept together. Usually when kept together one will bully the other and then the lower order animal ends up being kept away from the food and may starve. On the question of food...quite apart from giving tinned food, don't forget that hedgies are very very fond of Avacado's and Chocolate Biscuits. It's also a good plan to add vitamins to their water. In England you can buy an orange coloured liquid from chemists called Abidec. Add one drop of this to their drinking water every third or fourth day. This will give the necessary vitamin addition. It really is best for any captive hoggy to be given it's freedom as they make very unhappy pets and routinely walk anything up to 2 miles each night, Try to choose a night when there is rain likely in the coming 48 hours. We generally choose a Sunday night avoiding impending bank holidays so as to minimise the possibility of the animals being found and harmed or taken back into captivity again. For more information see your local library as there are now many good books available which will give you lots of very useful and worthwhile information. | ||
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| rob and diane navara | Fri 15th March 2002 | |
| Have two non-hibernating hedgehogs (1 male 1 female) in our purpose built hog house, polishing off the same amount of food as our fully grown west highland terrier. do they ever become so used to us that they will expect food forever from a tin? | ||
| Areas of site visited: | reproduction | |
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| Emjay | Wed 13th March 2002 | |
| love hedgies. Where can I get one? | ||
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| Pieter Geyser | Mon 11th March 2002 | |
| Interesting | ||
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| kitty | Wed 6th March 2002 | |
| wicked site!!!! keep up the good work!!! | ||
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| Elisabeth Clement | Thu 28th February 2002 | |
| I siad this was a good web sight. Wel I've changed my mind. IT IS RUBBISH! Reply: I'm sorry that you've been having problems however there's not a lot we can if your internet provider temporarily can't access this website. According to my host the site has been permanently available for the last few weeks. If anyone else is having similar problems please use the e-mail form and let us know the date/time of the problem, the page that won't load and your ISP. | ||
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| Elisabeth Clement | Wed 27th February 2002 | |
| Hi!!! This sight really helped me with my school poject!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'll tell my friends about it!!!!!!!! | ||
| Areas of site visited: | All of it!!!!!!!!! | |
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| How site was found: | It was very good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | |
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| Adam Neylans | Wed 27th February 2002 | |
| Very interesting! Im doing a science report on the European Hedgehog. I think they are very interesting and your site makes the experiance all the better! Your pictures and facts are a nice "must" for a web site. I also have to give you credit for your "did you know" facts and giving its name in different languages! Overall I was very, very, very, pleased. | ||
| Areas of site visited: | legends,reproduction, etc. | |
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| Sherry | Mon 25th February 2002 | |
| I enjoyed reading your articles on Hedgehogs. I would like to have one as a pet, unfortunately, I don't know where to get one! | ||
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| How site was found: | National Geographic link | |
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| llewellyn lee | Fri 22nd February 2002 | |
| I have a small farm I want to set up a protected place for hedgehogs No hedgehoggs have been seen in my area for over five years | ||
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| Paul Truelove, Stumpies Hospital | Wed 20th February 2002 | |
| Dear Jennifer; Re; your question, the correct name for a Hedgehog baby....about 7 years ago the Hedgehog Society conducted a national poll, asking everyone who was interested to send in the name they liked best. The name which appeared the most and which was eventually adopted and is now universally accepted by everyone is 'Hoglet'. | ||
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| Jennifer Denny | Mon 18th February 2002 | |
| Is there a specific name for a Hedgehog baby? | ||
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| How site was found: | Doing a Search | |
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| trevor dawson | Mon 11th February 2002 | |
| thanks for such an infomative site. Although my two hedgies is of the african type, I am in Namibia , and it differs from yours, the info is still mush appreciated. Here in Namibia it is a protected specie and I might get a heavty fine if discovered....why I have them, well I rescue them from blackmen ,on their way to the market in Oshakati, where they would have been eaten. These two (Varkie- male and Niky-female) roam in my garden freely, size about 18 m x 24 m , so plenty of space and free to an extend. | ||
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| How site was found: | asking copernic to find related sites | |
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| Paul Truelove, Stumpies Hospital | Mon 11th February 2002 | |
| Dear Dr. Almagor.... Re; your comments on your hedgehog from last October. We here at Stumpies, had a female animal which had lost both her front paws but which lived very happily with us for quite a few years. We were keen for her to hibernate because this took the wear and tear off her legs and paws whilst she was asleep. Problems with these cases come from unexpected directions. For example, we had to take her to our Vets' quite frequently to have her teeth cleaned and ocasionally removed because she was on a constant diet of artificial food which encouraged decay. You can tell if decay is setting in because the animal will start to 'lick its chops' a lot, salivate more readily and eventually if you smell the mouth, the smell is quite marked and unmistakeable when the caries is advanced. Certainly, we had no problems with the stumps becoming inflamed or lacerated. By the way.....other problems arise if the animal has lost a rear paw or leg. In these cases it is impossible for the animal to scratch and there can be troubles with the skin. Try and keep her as clean as possible by constantly changing the surface she has to walk upon. If she is constantly in a cage which has droppings left in the bottom, the animal can walk in them and transfer bacteria onto the skin when it scratches. Normally in the wild, droppings are left behind and the paws cleaned by walking on grass surfaces before the next urge to scratch sets in. | ||
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| Renate Upton - Namibia - Africa | Mon 11th February 2002 | |
| Please let us have more information about hedgehogs in Namibia. We have picked up two in Owamboland (where they get normally eaten by the residents), and have them running abound in our garden. | ||
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| Justin Lansford | Sat 9th February 2002 | |
| I like your site! | ||
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| fred withers | Sat 9th February 2002 | |
| Excellent site. As a hedgehog 'carer' I agree completely with not keeping them as pets. Ours are kept for the minimum time possible but even they get stressed! | ||
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