Stacey
Junior Guinea Pig
Hi all. I apologise if this has been asked a billion times before. Ive read the bonding bits on here but still not sure of this situation.
I have 3 bonded sows (rescued so not known about past history). All has been well so far with the odd dominance behaviour.
Tonight Jasmine was up the loft area (only has 1 ramp) and Cleo went up behind her (Cleo is the dominant one but Jasmine has recently been drrr-ing, bum shaking etc)
I'm not completely sure what exactly happened but I think Jasmine banged her head of the top of the cage, when then all of a sudden Cleo, i dont know if she lunged as such or moved but a squabble kicked off which happened coming down the ramp and into the main area of the cage and Jasmine had a mouthful of hair.
It was over very quickly and they seperate and went and lay down and I seem to be the only one who is shaken up by it.
When walking past each other they both seem a little on edge
I dont know if this means seperate or is this normal?
They are all currently eating veg together.
Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated
Thanks in advance
I have 3 bonded sows (rescued so not known about past history). All has been well so far with the odd dominance behaviour.
Tonight Jasmine was up the loft area (only has 1 ramp) and Cleo went up behind her (Cleo is the dominant one but Jasmine has recently been drrr-ing, bum shaking etc)
I'm not completely sure what exactly happened but I think Jasmine banged her head of the top of the cage, when then all of a sudden Cleo, i dont know if she lunged as such or moved but a squabble kicked off which happened coming down the ramp and into the main area of the cage and Jasmine had a mouthful of hair.
It was over very quickly and they seperate and went and lay down and I seem to be the only one who is shaken up by it.
When walking past each other they both seem a little on edge
I dont know if this means seperate or is this normal?
They are all currently eating veg together.
Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated
Thanks in advance