Removing her accessory so it doesn't get crumpled during sleep is smart, but just remember to keep it nearby so she can smell it and reach it if she needs to. It also requires a great deal of trust for your Yukkuri to let you.
Removing her accessory so it doesn't get crumpled during sleep is smart, but just remember to keep it nearby so she can smell it and reach it if she needs to. It also requires a great deal of trust for your Yukkuri to let you.
Yukkuri removing their accessories before bed is actually a trope that some writers use for gold badges on the semi-regular. Yukkuri in the wild wear them at all times and will never lose and/or damage them unless it's due to outside factors such as the weather, fights or being hunted by other animals, so this tradition has very little to do with worrying about their hats being damaged, believe it or not.
Instead, the idea that any yukkuri who is either able to remove their own accessory on a daily basis, or allow their owner to do so without raising a fuss, serves to prove several purposes and/or points from an owner's perspective.
1: She's fully devoted to her owner, to the point of obeying an order that to other yukkuri would be psychologically hurtful. In some cases, even yukkuri who are still not fully mentally developed might obey this order out of affection and loyalty for their owners. 2a: She's mentally competent enough to see her own accessory as something that can be removed without major issues, when to lesser yukkuri it would damage their own perception of themselves. 2b: Adding to the above, if there are more than one pet yukkuri being raised in the same household, being able to recognize each other without their accessories is a display of high intelligence. 3: Her memory is good enough for her to do it every single night without requiring to be prompted or recognize the action when her owner does so for her without protest.
Of course, even well-bred and trained yukkuri are still yukkuri, so they would much rather wear their accessories over living without them, hence why pet owners delegate that to removing before bed. No need to cause unnecessary distress to a pet that is already well-behaved, loyal, and most importantly, intelligent.
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