Morpheus has arrived, few questions!

Where to begin.. I brought Morpheus home on Thursday (instead of today).
I had a previous thread where I was concerned about my girl being funny about him.

Day 1: I got him home and into his play pen where he quickly munched his dinner. Every time I went to pet him or somebody else did, she'd do a quick snap at the pen bars like "back off!". The same happened when he ate something/played or jumped up at the side. Her safety muzzle went on when we took them outside and she proceeded to take every toy off of him which was quite entertaining with her muzzle on.. That night, he screamed the house down. I couldn't even breathe without setting him off. Total of = 2 hours broken sleep.

Day 2: Boo wasn't so snappy, still on occasion. Now thinks it's a fun game to knock him over which she gets corrected for each time she gets too high up on the excitement/bullying scale. Screamed the house down again.. Total of = 3 hours sleep.

Day 3: Much the same. My brain was like soup at work. Although this time his crate has now been moved to the kitchen where he slept from 9pm - 5am that night (or so I heard). Screamed at 5, so I took him out for a poo and a wee, had his breakfast and settled him down again; a few noisy moments but other than that I went back in to let him out at 8am. Feeling slightly more refreshed to of slept!

Day 4: Today Boo was a lot calmer around him, we took her muzzle off and she was delighted. Still taking toys off of him, but no sign whatsoever of snapping - she knows he'll chase her if she runs off with it! Hopefully he'll sleep even better tonight! She gets a little excited, and might gently put her mouth over the back of his neck but nothing nasty just learning how to play with him I think? He's a little monkey though, he'll growl and hang off her cheek, even had a try at sucking her nipples this morning in which she reacted well but was extremely mortified and sulked back to her bed away from him!!


So the questions:

I've tried removing all the slugs and snails from the garden, I monitor everything he does but he still keeps picking up bits of sticks and stuff, and might get a mouthful if I can't get it out of his mouth in time (oh god the teeth hurt!!!). Will this be bad for him? Along with the twigs, it's grass.. a dandelion flower.. not to mention well everything else around him. He licked a slug in the garden this evening though, obviously concerned about lungworm - He's got his first jabs on Tuesday, will that be quick enough if in the tiniest chance he might've caught something? I remember the vet giving Boo a jab for lungworm...

Secondly, shall I continue with just telling Boo off for being a bit too rough with him? Any other tips for just getting her to gently play? Hard I know.. I'm just so worried she might bundle him over and him to get hurt.

Could I give him like, half a teaspoon of peanut butter in his kong? It's what I give Boo, but his dinner biscuits are just too small and fall out. Think it might give him bad poop?

Last but not least, the crate in the kitchen. He will stop screaming right aha? I never give him attention when he's screaming, only when he's quiet. Same goes for when I let him out. He has my t.shirt in there he likes, a warm microwave pillow, his vet bed from the breeder and his litter mates and some newspaper. Oh and a blanket over the top. Nothing else needed or would be helpful for sleeping soundly?!



Sorry for the essay, thanks guys!