Amanda1801
Senior Guinea Pig
So I'm thinking of options of housing the pigs for when I move, as that's the largest factor in whether we choose one house over another at the moment rolleyes
The problem I have, is housing a terrier with the pigs.
I was thinking of ways that I could house the pigs, and came up with the potential idea of housing them in insulated, heated sheds (one shed per pair - actually housing them in the shed, rather than hutches inside a shed), with an individual run area for each pair of pigs? Kind of like a terraced piggy street?! I have drawn an illustration of my idea so that you can visualise it (ok, I'm bored!)
Can you house pigs in a shed like that? It would be insulated and heated and stuff, but I guess the only problem is damp? I think I'd probably have lino or similar down on the floor/lower part of the walls to make it easier to clean, would that stop it being damp? Are sheds generally raised off of the floor?
Ideas? Suggestions?
Thanks!
The problem I have, is housing a terrier with the pigs.
I was thinking of ways that I could house the pigs, and came up with the potential idea of housing them in insulated, heated sheds (one shed per pair - actually housing them in the shed, rather than hutches inside a shed), with an individual run area for each pair of pigs? Kind of like a terraced piggy street?! I have drawn an illustration of my idea so that you can visualise it (ok, I'm bored!)
Can you house pigs in a shed like that? It would be insulated and heated and stuff, but I guess the only problem is damp? I think I'd probably have lino or similar down on the floor/lower part of the walls to make it easier to clean, would that stop it being damp? Are sheds generally raised off of the floor?
Ideas? Suggestions?
Thanks!