StitchYogiPigs
New Born Pup
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- Aug 6, 2019
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Evening everyone,
I have bonded a beautiful baby boar with my old boar Yogi after we lost our beloved Barney at the weekend. Yogi lost his litter mate 2 weeks after we rescued them and Barney was a confident little character when they were introduced. Yogi is 7 and due to his age I didn’t want to leave him alone too long. He was already quiet and a bit off his food, and he’s back to his sparky little self since the new arrival. This little chap, currently named Little Ed, was from P@H and had been on his own for 2 weeks he’s 16 weeks old and the poor little thing is absolutely petrified. He won’t even look in our direction. Yogi comes flying to greet us, wheeking his head off, and I’m really hoping Ed will learn from him. I know these things take time and patience and I have all the time in the world to make him as happy and comfortable as possible, but I was wondering if there is anything I can do to ensure that he bonds with his humans? We’re away for a few days at the end of next week and they’re going to the pet sitter so I’m going to have to try and catch him. I don’t want to stress him so again, if anyone can advise on making things as easy as possible for him.
Thanks in advance! Here’s Yogi (grey) and our incredibly missed Barney (white Himalayan)
Photos of Ed will follow once he’ll look at me!
I have bonded a beautiful baby boar with my old boar Yogi after we lost our beloved Barney at the weekend. Yogi lost his litter mate 2 weeks after we rescued them and Barney was a confident little character when they were introduced. Yogi is 7 and due to his age I didn’t want to leave him alone too long. He was already quiet and a bit off his food, and he’s back to his sparky little self since the new arrival. This little chap, currently named Little Ed, was from P@H and had been on his own for 2 weeks he’s 16 weeks old and the poor little thing is absolutely petrified. He won’t even look in our direction. Yogi comes flying to greet us, wheeking his head off, and I’m really hoping Ed will learn from him. I know these things take time and patience and I have all the time in the world to make him as happy and comfortable as possible, but I was wondering if there is anything I can do to ensure that he bonds with his humans? We’re away for a few days at the end of next week and they’re going to the pet sitter so I’m going to have to try and catch him. I don’t want to stress him so again, if anyone can advise on making things as easy as possible for him.
Thanks in advance! Here’s Yogi (grey) and our incredibly missed Barney (white Himalayan)
Photos of Ed will follow once he’ll look at me!