breakawayfromme
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The title may sound weird but ill get my reasoning
Basically up until this year my pigs have always lived outside either in a hutch in a shed or then a wooden playhouse
When my pig was having bloat issues earlier this year I ended up keeping him in so to keep an eye on him, fast forward I get him a new freind, fast forward again they had some issues and i'm going to have to attempt a re-bond
My reasoning for considering this option is it can get real hot in the playhouse in summer and now my one pig has bloat issues I can't just put them on the grass somewhere and let him eat whatever he wants and besides if its usally to hot in the playhouse it means it probably to hot on the grass so they would have to come inside
Another reason is my cats spend most of summer outside in there catio/enclosure so I don't havr to worry about them with my pigs but in winter when there inside alot more I would have that extra worry
Its much easier to keep something warmer than trying to reduce heat, and the playhouse is bigger than what I can offer inside (its 6x4 ft)
Is this a stupid idea? if so tell me now so I don't spend money on insulation or anything that needs reparing
Basically up until this year my pigs have always lived outside either in a hutch in a shed or then a wooden playhouse
When my pig was having bloat issues earlier this year I ended up keeping him in so to keep an eye on him, fast forward I get him a new freind, fast forward again they had some issues and i'm going to have to attempt a re-bond
My reasoning for considering this option is it can get real hot in the playhouse in summer and now my one pig has bloat issues I can't just put them on the grass somewhere and let him eat whatever he wants and besides if its usally to hot in the playhouse it means it probably to hot on the grass so they would have to come inside
Another reason is my cats spend most of summer outside in there catio/enclosure so I don't havr to worry about them with my pigs but in winter when there inside alot more I would have that extra worry
Its much easier to keep something warmer than trying to reduce heat, and the playhouse is bigger than what I can offer inside (its 6x4 ft)
Is this a stupid idea? if so tell me now so I don't spend money on insulation or anything that needs reparing