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New Born Pup
hello, just made an account because i found out about this and need some advice!
i had a guinea pig when i was a child and she lived a long time (7 years or so) and was apparently really loving and seemingly happy (i wouldn't remember much) but i've just found out about the pair rule. since i only had the one when i was a kid i simply assumed it was fine and instead did research on everything else, so this wasn't intentional.
i got her about 3 days ago now and the shop owner didn't care to tell me really anything about her, i only found out the gender from the receipt even, so i don't know how old she is or anything. so i suppose the question is if i should try and get a new one as soon as possible or if it's better to give her back? i'd have to get a job to get another one (my mom is helping financially while i do the work) so i'm not sure how long it would take but it also feels cruel to give her back. any advice would be much appreciated, thank you![smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f60a.png)
i had a guinea pig when i was a child and she lived a long time (7 years or so) and was apparently really loving and seemingly happy (i wouldn't remember much) but i've just found out about the pair rule. since i only had the one when i was a kid i simply assumed it was fine and instead did research on everything else, so this wasn't intentional.
i got her about 3 days ago now and the shop owner didn't care to tell me really anything about her, i only found out the gender from the receipt even, so i don't know how old she is or anything. so i suppose the question is if i should try and get a new one as soon as possible or if it's better to give her back? i'd have to get a job to get another one (my mom is helping financially while i do the work) so i'm not sure how long it would take but it also feels cruel to give her back. any advice would be much appreciated, thank you
![smile :) :)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f60a.png)