Hi,
I have searched through about 70 pages of posts and I can't see one similar to this...
I put my 11 week old Sows in the run and I could here Cream rumble. Custard was at the other side of the run, so she looked like she was rumbling to herself?! I think it was a rumble, I have listened to the sounds on a few websites and I can't really tell if she was purring or rumbling, but it looked like her body was vibrating?
About an hour later I saw them chasing after one another in a playful way, Cream chasing Custard, then Custard spinning round and chasing Cream. To me it seemed like they were playing? Cream was still rumbling, but they were also popcorning. At one point Custard went into the pigloo and they seemed to start hitting one another with there front feet, like boxing. No wheeking, or rumbling at this point. Then it'd turn into more chasing, and then they'd stop eat grass next to one another and carry on.
It didn't look vicious, just looked like they were playing.....Do they do this?!
Thanks in advance.
Alex
I have searched through about 70 pages of posts and I can't see one similar to this...
I put my 11 week old Sows in the run and I could here Cream rumble. Custard was at the other side of the run, so she looked like she was rumbling to herself?! I think it was a rumble, I have listened to the sounds on a few websites and I can't really tell if she was purring or rumbling, but it looked like her body was vibrating?
About an hour later I saw them chasing after one another in a playful way, Cream chasing Custard, then Custard spinning round and chasing Cream. To me it seemed like they were playing? Cream was still rumbling, but they were also popcorning. At one point Custard went into the pigloo and they seemed to start hitting one another with there front feet, like boxing. No wheeking, or rumbling at this point. Then it'd turn into more chasing, and then they'd stop eat grass next to one another and carry on.
It didn't look vicious, just looked like they were playing.....Do they do this?!
Thanks in advance.
Alex