Hi Guys! New Here :d

[Asian Guy]

I've recently browsed community forums concerning guinea pigs and i caught eye of this one. Hoping for a wondrous experience coming from the professional owners and hoping on sharing some of my ideas and learning some more of my beloved pets. I own guinea pigs for 5 years now and actively breeding and sharing my ideas to people who wants to own one. I'm from the Philippines by the way.

I would like to share pictures of some of my beloved cuties here.

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[Veggies Galore]

I'm sorry - I think you have misunderstood what this forum is. We are not professionals . We are all dedicated guinea pig owners who are strongly pro rescue.


Please read our terms of service for our views on breeding


Terms of Service And Forum Rules

 

[Asian Guy]

That i didn't know. My apologies. Guinea Pigs are considered an exotic pet here at my place which ranges from $80-$100 UK dollars depending on the type of guinea pigs they're selling. I badly misunderstood that your forum rules and our local forums had the same RnR. Rest assured that us breeders are abiding by the ethical rules and proper care for them. As for dressing them up. It was meant to serve as pictorial element and is properly removed after for the sake of comfortability for the piggies. If hence that Rescue Locators are found here locally, i would assume that our local pet enthusiast will be flooding your doors non stop, for Filipinos really love them and i can assure that 100% of them are educated enough to care for them.

Again. I'm really sorry for the misunderstanding. I request that you guide me to straighter path so that i can contribute to your wonderful community here.

For the time being. I would dedicate my time reading your terms for future use. Especially this part "Please don’t discuss intentional breeding or club/breeder showing (this will be discussed in section 3 of these guidelines"

 

[Veggies Galore]

to the forum .

It's reassuring to hear Guinea pigs are loved so much in the Philippines.

I'll look forward to hearing more from you.

 

[Tammy2389]

I'm sorry - I think you have misunderstood what this forum is. We are not professionals . We are all dedicated guinea pig owners who are strongly pro rescue.


Please read our terms of service for our views on breeding


Terms of Service And Forum Rules

I've recently browsed community forums concerning guinea pigs and i caught eye of this one. Hoping for a wondrous experience coming from the professional owners and hoping on sharing some of my ideas and learning some more of my beloved pets. I own guinea pigs for 5 years now and actively breeding and sharing my ideas to people who wants to own one. I'm from the Philippines by the way.

I would like to share pictures of some of my beloved cuties here.

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Your piggies are beautiful ☺

 

[sport_billy]

Welcome, Your piggies are indeed beautiful. Enjoy the forum

 

[Critter]

Hi and welcome. Your guinea pigs are beautiful I hope you enjoy being on this forum

 

[Asian Guy]

They are PiggyOwner. Infact, I hosted a small Guinea Pig show here at the local night market. All the bystanders and the bypassers went to my little stall and asked a lot of questions concerning them. The kids were looking at the box in which i put the piggies and went patting them on the head. The piggies were also a good host to the kids and went squeeking to them non stop. Some of the kids described the sound as laser guns lol. It was very heartwarming indeed. And a little more. Due to living in a 3rd world tropical country. We make up with fresh veggies for them being grown in the backyard instead of buying the branded ones which is very hard to find. My piggies really love greens and is mostly fond of bananas and cucumbers. We also don't need to buy hay for they can be found almost everywhere. I went to put a chicken pen setup here at the backyard and they really love popcorning on them in the morning.


Thank you Tammy for appreciating my lovely pets. Here are some more. Hope you like them. Oh and sorry for my english. I haven't had practice for like decades now.

 

[Critter]

Your English is very good indeed!
You live in a beautiful place, I would really enjoy being surrounded by all of that natural land. I think your guinea pigs are lucky, having fresh-grown vegetables

 

[Asian Guy]

Setting our government problems aside, you can say that our natural grasslands are a beaut. Living here in the province, I would say that i will miss the smell of morning due and cow dung for sure if i did settle in a different place. We also don't really go that much on markets. Our neighbors provide stuffs like ginger, onions and garlic from their farmland and we provide them back with livestock. You can get fresh coconuts and some sweet fruits provided that you know how to climb a tree. Walk 2kms from my place and you will find public resorts in which you can bathe anytime. Only problem i find here for the piggies are the natural predators. They're everywhere.

 

[Critter]

I often feel like I would enjoy a life in a countryside community where people share and trade amongst themselves, as you do, surrounded by the beauty of nature, where nature provides for many of your needs. It is not like that here at all, but I live in a suburb on the edge of a city!
We don't have many predators to worry about, but we do have foxes in our towns and in the countryside, so those of us who keep their guinea pigs outside have secure enclosures. Sometimes the foxes dig under these, and sometimes they can break into hutches if they are not strong enough.

 

[Asian Guy]

I encountered a problem once. A large rat managed to get inside my cage and all hell broke loose. I managed to stop the onslaught early because i heard squeeking noises early morning. I eventually managed to get the rat and found that my boar did get bitten on the nose and on the back. My piggies did fought the intruder but due to sharper teeth, they would have lost if not for my intervention. My pet developed URI after that but he managed to survive. Only problem is his nose which the rat really did a good job on.

 

[Critter]

I encountered a problem once. A large rat managed to get inside my cage and all hell broke loose. I managed to stop the onslaught early because i heard squeeking noises early morning. I eventually managed to get the rat and found that my boar did get bitten on the nose and on the back. My piggies did fought the intruder but due to sharper teeth, they would have lost if not for my intervention. My pet developed URI after that but he managed to survive. Only problem is his nose which the rat really did a good job on.

Oh poor boar, I'm glad he recovered, and very lucky that you were close-by at the time and could rescue them. We occasionally hear about rat-attacks here too. Even strong hutches are not always capable of keeping rats out. I knew a lady who kept a large amount of hamsters in a specially built climate-controlled out-house. A rat (or rats) managed to break into that and killed many of her hamsters - the ones who were housed in open-topped pens (smooth sides, the hamsters couldn't escape but the rats could easily jump in and out). It was very sad indeed.