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They are 5 months old, both always growing at the same rate, I can feel them getting bigger when I hold them, so I guess they are from the same litter or born at the same time.
Just recently this month Jojo started getting a bit territorial and chasing Momo away when he would want to be left alone in his hidey or while eating (blamed that on hormones).
I upgraded the cage from 2x9 grids to, 3x4 on one side and 2x6 on the other, so pretty huge for 2 pigs.
Well the last few days I noticed that they are getting a bit better with each other again, right now they are relaxing in the big hidey face to face and enjoying each others company again.
The chasing still occurs but it is a lot less than when it started, so that is a good sign.
But my question is, how will I know when they are fully bonded? What can I do to help them along?
I really care about my guinea pigs as they are my first small pets (former dog owner), and I want them to be extremely happy together.![smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f60a.png)
Just recently this month Jojo started getting a bit territorial and chasing Momo away when he would want to be left alone in his hidey or while eating (blamed that on hormones).
I upgraded the cage from 2x9 grids to, 3x4 on one side and 2x6 on the other, so pretty huge for 2 pigs.
Well the last few days I noticed that they are getting a bit better with each other again, right now they are relaxing in the big hidey face to face and enjoying each others company again.
The chasing still occurs but it is a lot less than when it started, so that is a good sign.
But my question is, how will I know when they are fully bonded? What can I do to help them along?
I really care about my guinea pigs as they are my first small pets (former dog owner), and I want them to be extremely happy together.
![smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f60a.png)