Hi, we picked up our 3 new male piggies 8 weeks old (brothers) on christmas eve. They are adorable!
My children named them Goofy, Daisy (yes i did say they were all male poor thing!) and I named the last Elf.
We handle them daily and they have one of the ELC playpen runs which today they have been haring round!
1)They seem more confident in their cage and their run but leg it as soon as they catch sight of anyone coming in the room. They have become more vocal which I presume is a good sign BUT Goofy seems to be chattering his teeth and chasing his brothers. That does not seem like a good sign to me. What does it mean?
2) Can you recommend a bedding for them? I bought some from P@H, small squares of white paper stuff, but it is sooooooooooooo messy! And is proving almost impossible to remove from the fleece!
3) Should I introduce a routine to tame them? Such as time in the run in the morning where vegetables are given, and again in the eve? Or should veg be given in their cage?
I am sure there are more questions I could ask but will leave these for now!
Thanks! Look forward to hearing your experienced tips and advice!
Sam
My children named them Goofy, Daisy (yes i did say they were all male poor thing!) and I named the last Elf.
We handle them daily and they have one of the ELC playpen runs which today they have been haring round!
1)They seem more confident in their cage and their run but leg it as soon as they catch sight of anyone coming in the room. They have become more vocal which I presume is a good sign BUT Goofy seems to be chattering his teeth and chasing his brothers. That does not seem like a good sign to me. What does it mean?
2) Can you recommend a bedding for them? I bought some from P@H, small squares of white paper stuff, but it is sooooooooooooo messy! And is proving almost impossible to remove from the fleece!
3) Should I introduce a routine to tame them? Such as time in the run in the morning where vegetables are given, and again in the eve? Or should veg be given in their cage?
I am sure there are more questions I could ask but will leave these for now!
Thanks! Look forward to hearing your experienced tips and advice!
Sam