Piggymamatales
New Born Pup
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We have two boars Henry and Iggy...about 14 monthe old now we have had them since 10 weeks. Lovely pigs, complete characters. Henry has let us stroke him in the cage for a while now, enjoys chin rubs. He is a complete handful though, will not sit still for laptime and is just hyper. Iggy in contrast won't let us stroke him in the cage but is more chilled in laptime.
A few weeks ago, we had an incident where Henry ran off the sofa and ended up under the sofa. He took a lot of coaxing out as he was quite traumatised. He wasn't physically hurt luckily, we kept a close eye and he's running about, eating normally etc.
However, since the incident he rarely lets us stroke him in the cage. He still will but not as much as before. He just runs away. It's making me quite sad and I don't know what is up with him, what I can do. He doesn't appear to be hurt and is his normal self otherwise. My other thought is maybe it's unrelated to his escapade and he's just going through a hormone spike or something. Any ideas?
We no longer have laptime on the sofa, we put them on an armchair and just stroke them and we can easily stop them running off.
(Henry is the little aby on the left)
A few weeks ago, we had an incident where Henry ran off the sofa and ended up under the sofa. He took a lot of coaxing out as he was quite traumatised. He wasn't physically hurt luckily, we kept a close eye and he's running about, eating normally etc.
However, since the incident he rarely lets us stroke him in the cage. He still will but not as much as before. He just runs away. It's making me quite sad and I don't know what is up with him, what I can do. He doesn't appear to be hurt and is his normal self otherwise. My other thought is maybe it's unrelated to his escapade and he's just going through a hormone spike or something. Any ideas?
We no longer have laptime on the sofa, we put them on an armchair and just stroke them and we can easily stop them running off.
(Henry is the little aby on the left)