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No. Mice have ADHD and it is hard to keep their attention for more that a few minutes. If you want to teach a rodent to fetch you probably should consider a rat...not to mention you can potty train a rat and not a mouse... ..... The previous answer is completely false.... It is very possible to train your mouse to fetch as well as potty train it... You teach your mouse to fetch by giving your mouse something to pick up. When It picks it up put your hand under the object. when the object touches your hand give your mouse a snack. practice practice practice. As your mouse learns start moving your hand farther from the object and the mouse will bring it to your hand so it can have a treat.
Lenny crushes mice and puppies in "Of Mice and Men" due to his lack of understanding his own strength.
Place your hand on the mouse so that the palm of your hand fits over it. If you are using your right hand, put your thumb on the left side of the mouse and your ring finger and little finger in the right. Lightly rest your index finger on the left mouse button and your middle finger on the right mouse button.
The computer mouse is used to move the cursor or arrow on the computer monitor. The mouse is operated by hand, usually with a mouse pad underneath it.
Oh, that! It was on chapter 51
In Philippine cebuano language False hand is " dili tinuod na kamot"
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From Hand to Mouse - 1944 was released on: USA: 5 August 1944 USA: 9 February 1952 (re-release)
The Hand Behind the Mouse The Ub Iwerks Story - 1999 is rated/received certificates of: USA:G
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first part is making it get used to your hand, just lay your hand in the container, and place a piece of cheese in the center of your palm, take out any other sources of food from the container, and be patient, after a little bit the mouse will get hungry, and your hand will not have made any sudden movements, so it will crawl onto your hand, (DO NOT TRY TO HOLD THE MOUSE, this could scar it and cause it to not trust you, after you have gotten the mouse in your palm, wiggle your hand a bit, it will most likely jump back, if it does, keep your had still, and when it gets back on your hand, wiggle your hand again, wiggling your hand will help your mouse get used to your hand moving around him/her. Then start holding cheese in your fingers out to the baby mouse, and then wait for it to nibble at the cheese your holding, also you could make like a play pen, like take a baby doll crib, or a real crib and let the mouse run around in it, and to transport him you could first put him in a cup and move him to the play pen for 15 minutes or so, and then move to your hand under a glass cup, then to your hand. the key is PATIENCE.