Back in the Autmn i had to seperate 3 of my boy piggies, they where brothes and obviously have been together since birth. The bickering started when they where being moved from the cage inside our house, to their old hutch during the day when it was sunny out. Ozzy has alwasy been the naturally dominate one, and the other 2 accepted that. But one night Ozzy was being very aggressive towards Parsley (the very quite & laid back one) It got to the point where Ozzy was chasing his 2 brothers round the cage going for them. So I took him out. The next morning I found blood in the 2 brothers Chube & food bowl, that had come from Parsley. Now, Zippy was being overly aggressive & fighting with Parsley. mallethead Stupidly I put Ozzy and Zippy back together in the hutch. Basically Zippy ended up biting 1 big hole and a few little ones in Ozzy. So needless to say I seperated those two as well.
It's been a few months since they've been in a cage with each other, but they're in the same room, and the cages are next to each other. I've tried putting Ozzy (who has now been castrated) and Parsley on the floor together a few times, and it was just a bit on mild teeth chattering going on.
Basically, I'd like your opinions on what you'd do if they where your Squigles, would you leave them seperate or try to get them back together?
It's been a few months since they've been in a cage with each other, but they're in the same room, and the cages are next to each other. I've tried putting Ozzy (who has now been castrated) and Parsley on the floor together a few times, and it was just a bit on mild teeth chattering going on.
Basically, I'd like your opinions on what you'd do if they where your Squigles, would you leave them seperate or try to get them back together?
