DIXIE ALL ALONE...

Dixie was dominating his poor brother, Pixie, and keeping all the sunflower seeds for himself. Minding is little business, he didn`t know love and jealousy yet. That was until he met the sexiest and cutiest young female.



Immediately accepted into the group, the new critter was placed on a pedestal. Soon started a fight between the brothers. No compromize. No half/half. Dixie wanted it all. No pity for Pixie! Dixie started biting and boxing Pixie.



The poor Pixie, hurt, ran in a corner and started tumping like crazy, trying to bring the master`s attention upon him. It worked. The master took the shaking Pixie in his hands and tried to calm him down. Then, slowly, Pixie relaxed. He looked so sad. No need to say how furious against Dixie the master was!



So Dixie ended up alone. There was no place for him! He was too much agressive with other gerbils. He had to move on Pierre`s second floor, separated by a thick cardboard. Unfortunately, Dixie managed to scratch his way down to the grid, pulverising the cardboard. When the old Pierre saw the paws of a stranger trough his ceiling grid, he took a big breath and SNAP! Dixie was furious! He made a big insulted "squeak" and the master did put twice more cardboards to protect the floor grid. NO WAY! The "now red mad" Dixie scratched and gnawed furiously until he reached the grid again. This time, he was waiting for Pierre. He carefully left his paws on a remaining cardboard piece. When the innocent Pierre came sniffing trough the bars...GNAP! Dixie took a good bite out of his nose!



There was no hope for Dixie. He ended up in a plastic container. Waiting for a new cage, his stay in there was undetermined. Actually, it was a big camping container, with a grid for cover. Soon Dixie jumped out and had a free run, until he was caught again and the grid was fixed.



Poor Dixie all alone for days, thinking of his princess that he just lost! And a very happy Pixie ended up with the princess, the cage and the seeds. Later, Dixie would get a second chance, but it's another story...




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