doosnska
Junior Guinea Pig
BACKSTORY/ FYI. I rescue piggies, once you pop you can't stop
We are fortunate enough to have plenty of space for them all.
So my herd of females lives in
the front garden, each night they walk to their shed maybe 5 metres from their day area (they cannot access this shed during the day) And sleep safely in there. And each morning they make their way back!
Then our house is there, followed by the dogs garden.
Lucky for us we have another shed and a back pen, this is where the herd of boys are. They also come into their shed at night (different sheds)
Unfortunately someone did not realise my male Chip was in the shed, and they left the door open. This person also left our driveway gate open
Hazel, one of my females had been spending a lot of time as close to the boys as possible (8 metres was as close as she couldget ) so she was more than likely in heat.
I came home to find them snoozing together in the middle section of the garden. I didn't want babies but the care and finding homes etc should not be an issue for me she's not pregnant though.. but we all know it doesn't take long
*******
So my QUESTION is...
How do I go about putting Chip, my male.. back with the males.? Or is on his own now with cage interactions
We are fortunate enough to have plenty of space for them all.
So my herd of females lives in
the front garden, each night they walk to their shed maybe 5 metres from their day area (they cannot access this shed during the day) And sleep safely in there. And each morning they make their way back!
Then our house is there, followed by the dogs garden.
Lucky for us we have another shed and a back pen, this is where the herd of boys are. They also come into their shed at night (different sheds)
Unfortunately someone did not realise my male Chip was in the shed, and they left the door open. This person also left our driveway gate open
Hazel, one of my females had been spending a lot of time as close to the boys as possible (8 metres was as close as she couldget ) so she was more than likely in heat.
I came home to find them snoozing together in the middle section of the garden. I didn't want babies but the care and finding homes etc should not be an issue for me she's not pregnant though.. but we all know it doesn't take long
*******
So my QUESTION is...
How do I go about putting Chip, my male.. back with the males.? Or is on his own now with cage interactions