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Problem Breeding Leos

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I know the male bites the female at the begining of breeding. But the male was biting the female in the face and he wouldnt let go. But the female didnt run away and he showed interest.
Any advice?
is this normal or is the male being aggresive?
thanks for your time
 
I would say that he's being a bit aggressive, but mostly it sounds like he doesn't know what he's doing. If the female isn't fleeing this rather unruly advance, then I would cautiously let them work it out....but if she has any cuts on her face, treat them with a bit of neosporin.
 
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