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Plan protected resources, secure barriers, and animal movement before any face-to-face meeting.

Assign supervision, separate busy activities, and make handovers explicit during playdates and family transitions.

Recognize blocking and avoidance, restore separation safely, and choose an easier stage without forcing another meeting.

Check routes, entry height, box placement, and competition while arranging veterinary advice for new accidents.

Use named portions, protected eating spaces, and a shared record to avoid missed meals and double feeding.