By . Jill Reilly . PUBLISHED: . 07:11 EST, 30 April 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 09:11 EST, 30 April 2013 . This is the meerkat who deserves an Asbo after who has playfully terrorising his neighbours since being rescued from the desert. Little Jan may look adorable but he likes nothing more than playing rough with dogs, cats and even peacocks. The six-month-old orphan was found weak and motherless wandering through the Kalahari desert in Namibia. Scroll down for video . Terror: Jan the meerkat has playfully terrorised his neighbours since being rescued from the desert . Play rough: Despite his size, he likes nothing more than playing rough with dogs, cats and even peacocks . Trouble: After being saved he was brought back to the Okambara Lodge, where he has earned a reputation for mischievous behaviour with both animals and people . He was saved and brought back to the Okambara Lodge, where he has earned a reputation for mischievous behaviour with both animals and people. Photographer Barbara Scheer captured these images while on a visit with her husband Udo. 'Jan is nearly too tame,' said Jan, from Wuppertal, Germany. Stealing food: Photographer Barbara Scheer captured these images while on a visit with her husband Udo . All in a day's work: After causing trouble Jan stretches out in the sun on the hot stone floor . 'He is naughty, absolutely fearless and plays rough with the cat and the dogs of the farm. 'He seems to mistake laces for worms and snakes and is totally attracted to them, opening the shoes of anyone in the lodge. 'Folks with sandals are treated even worse by Jan - he loves to bite into toes. 'The peacock also suffers from Jan's surprising and playful attacks.' Mischief: Jan seems to mistake laces for worms and snakes and is totally attracted to them, opening the shoes of anyone in the lodge . Desperate state: The six-month-old orphan was found weak and motherless wandering through the Kalahari desert in Namibia . However, there is one animal at the lodge who does not take any nonsense. Warthgog 'Schweini' bit Jan and he had to be stitched up by the vets and spend 10 days recovering in a box. But he was soon back to his old tricks, according to Christian Schmitt, owner of the lodge. He said: 'Ten days of arrest did not correct Jans behaviour - for us he is the fright of the Kalahari.'
Jan likes nothing more than playing rough with dogs and cats .
Six-month-old orphan was motherless wandering through Kalahari desert .
He was saved and brought back to the .
Okambara Lodge .
By . Jill Reilly . PUBLISHED: . 07:11 EST, 30 April 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 09:11 EST, 30 April 2013 . This is the meerkat who deserves an Asbo after who has playfully terrorising his neighbours since being rescued from the desert. Little Jan may look adorable but he likes nothing more than playing rough with dogs, cats and even peacocks. The six-month-old orphan was found weak and motherless wandering through the Kalahari desert in Namibia. Scroll down for video . Terror: Jan the meerkat has playfully terrorised his neighbours since being rescued from the desert . Play rough: Despite his size, he likes nothing more than playing rough with dogs, cats and even peacocks . Trouble: After being saved he was brought back to the Okambara Lodge, where he has earned a reputation for mischievous behaviour with both animals and people . He was saved and brought back to the Okambara Lodge, where he has earned a reputation for mischievous behaviour with both animals and people. Photographer Barbara Scheer captured these images while on a visit with her husband Udo. 'Jan is nearly too tame,' said Jan, from Wuppertal, Germany. Stealing food: Photographer Barbara Scheer captured these images while on a visit with her husband Udo . All in a day's work: After causing trouble Jan stretches out in the sun on the hot stone floor . 'He is naughty, absolutely fearless and plays rough with the cat and the dogs of the farm. 'He seems to mistake laces for worms and snakes and is totally attracted to them, opening the shoes of anyone in the lodge. 'Folks with sandals are treated even worse by Jan - he loves to bite into toes. 'The peacock also suffers from Jan's surprising and playful attacks.' Mischief: Jan seems to mistake laces for worms and snakes and is totally attracted to them, opening the shoes of anyone in the lodge . Desperate state: The six-month-old orphan was found weak and motherless wandering through the Kalahari desert in Namibia . However, there is one animal at the lodge who does not take any nonsense. Warthgog 'Schweini' bit Jan and he had to be stitched up by the vets and spend 10 days recovering in a box. But he was soon back to his old tricks, according to Christian Schmitt, owner of the lodge. He said: 'Ten days of arrest did not correct Jans behaviour - for us he is the fright of the Kalahari.'
nothing more than playing rough with dogs, cats was brought back to the Okambara Lodge, where he with both animals and people . He was saved and motherless wandering through the Kalahari desert