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So my child is playing with one of those hollow "ball-pit" balls in the sprinkler yesterday, when it caught Hanks eye from across the yard. I watched as he chased my son away, turned back and knocked over the sprinkler, attempted to mount the sprinkler, and then laid with all of his weight on my sons ball and crushed it. He also tries to pick fights with the dogs in both adjacent yards through the fence (head bobbing, pushing the fence, etc)
Are sulcatas even intelligent enough to have a personality, like a dog or a cat? Could this be a symptom of a larger problem that I need to look into (environment, diet?), or is it possible that Hank's just kind of a jerk?
So my child is playing with one of those hollow "ball-pit" balls in the sprinkler yesterday, when it caught Hanks eye from across the yard. I watched as he chased my son away, turned back and knocked over the sprinkler, attempted to mount the sprinkler, and then laid with all of his weight on my sons ball and crushed it. He also tries to pick fights with the dogs in both adjacent yards through the fence (head bobbing, pushing the fence, etc)
Are sulcatas even intelligent enough to have a personality, like a dog or a cat? Could this be a symptom of a larger problem that I need to look into (environment, diet?), or is it possible that Hank's just kind of a jerk?