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Sarah Moorhouse
Hi All
I have read other links on this subject, but being new to the owning of guinea pigs (which yes is addictive) i was wondering if I could gain some advice. From reading other pages and topics I believe that Mogwai is bullying Wombell. He lies in front of his house not allowing him to get out, tries to stop him getting to food, gnaws his teeth and chases him round (which at first believed was them just following each other round which is known to be normal behaviour). We are becoming increasingly worried as Wombell is becoming tamer and just sits in his house.
We have put in two of everything to try to ease tension and some days they are fine.
Although no blood has been drawn is it best to separate and having them in side by side cages?
Any advice would be welcomed!
I have read other links on this subject, but being new to the owning of guinea pigs (which yes is addictive) i was wondering if I could gain some advice. From reading other pages and topics I believe that Mogwai is bullying Wombell. He lies in front of his house not allowing him to get out, tries to stop him getting to food, gnaws his teeth and chases him round (which at first believed was them just following each other round which is known to be normal behaviour). We are becoming increasingly worried as Wombell is becoming tamer and just sits in his house.
We have put in two of everything to try to ease tension and some days they are fine.
Although no blood has been drawn is it best to separate and having them in side by side cages?
Any advice would be welcomed!