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and ooo I read about getting them neutered and ouchie!
I do like the sound of having 2 males side by side, that sounds lovely! Plus it is a nicer option that my husband would agree to more.
OK question, hope I've read it right.
I could get another male piggie (with his own hutch beside John Anderson's, saw lovely ones yesterday) and try introducing him to John Anderson. (I'm now wondering if maybe John Anderson would be happy with another piggie , it was the other piggie who bit him that didn't like HIM since John Anderson was the one with bites and not the other one?) anyways,
If they get one fine them move them into one hutch (could sell the other one) and all would be well, keeping an eye on them of course to make sure they were still getting on.
But if they didn't like each other, then could extend our run outside where they would still be able to see/smell etc each other.
If this happened, would both piggies be ok with this, both be happy? Or would the new piggie feel lonely? Or would he be ok as long as he could still see John Anderson, just that they wouldn't be able to touch each other?
And in winter when we couldn't put them in the run, but take them inside for floor time, because their hutches were together, they'd still be happy?
LOL I hope all this makes sense, I seem to have guinea pigs on the brain now and it's early sunday morning
I do like the sound of having 2 males side by side, that sounds lovely! Plus it is a nicer option that my husband would agree to more.
OK question, hope I've read it right.
I could get another male piggie (with his own hutch beside John Anderson's, saw lovely ones yesterday) and try introducing him to John Anderson. (I'm now wondering if maybe John Anderson would be happy with another piggie , it was the other piggie who bit him that didn't like HIM since John Anderson was the one with bites and not the other one?) anyways,
If they get one fine them move them into one hutch (could sell the other one) and all would be well, keeping an eye on them of course to make sure they were still getting on.
But if they didn't like each other, then could extend our run outside where they would still be able to see/smell etc each other.
If this happened, would both piggies be ok with this, both be happy? Or would the new piggie feel lonely? Or would he be ok as long as he could still see John Anderson, just that they wouldn't be able to touch each other?
And in winter when we couldn't put them in the run, but take them inside for floor time, because their hutches were together, they'd still be happy?
LOL I hope all this makes sense, I seem to have guinea pigs on the brain now and it's early sunday morning