The long-awaited new glove for training with a hawk came from the master. For the first time we tried the glove together with the Cranberry hawk.
In the summer, our old glove was gnawed by a rat. The rat ate the glove skin in places where the skin smelled of poultry meat.
I have other gloves. But I also have professional paranoia! I don't use one glove for all the birds, so as not to accidentally transmit some infection. The owl Yoll has its own glove, the hawk Cranberry has its own. There is a separate glove for wild birds, which is treated with antibacterial agents. There is a glove for other people, a demonstration one. This is if someone wants to wear it for a photo with a bird.
In general, the rat ate a work glove for training with a hawk. And no, it was impossible to use Yoll's glove.
But we waited, they sewed a new one to order, everything is fine.
And Cloudberry the cat and I took a cat's soft couch to the owl Yoll, because Cloudberry does not use such a thing at all. She likes to lie on hard and cold, avoids pillows and soft.
Let's see if the owl Yoll will appreciate such a mattress
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