Charlie Wilkes wrote:
I just let him go. I figured he was feeling ok because he hissed at
me and charged the gate of the pet porter. So I opened the gate and
stepped back into the house. He looked at me through the slats in
the
side of the pet porter as though he was wondering if this was yet
another trick. Then he took off -- at a brisk pace, but not a
full-on
run.

He is free to do his own thing and I will never bother him again. He
is a fine, healthy animal and I wish him well. I made sure he knows
where to come find food if he wants it.

Charlie

Asta lavista baby

say...you've mentioned it 2wice, how did you show him where food was...

sounds like a silly question, but you never expanded on it.