I've had to separate my boys because they just won't get along. Whenever they see are out of their cages and together they teeth chatter, rumblestrut and try and square up.
This morning they were both whistling to each other so when I came home from school I gave them a bath. They were fine in the bath together, however, when I got them out again to dry they started chattering their teeth and had to be separated.
It's a shame that Eric can't just see that he's not going to be the dominant male. He's a lot smaller and he comes off when they have the chance to fight:/
Is there any other way of introducing them again?
It'd be easier if they were together for when we go on holiday, they'd have each other for comfort when they're in the strange environment of my nanna's!
This morning they were both whistling to each other so when I came home from school I gave them a bath. They were fine in the bath together, however, when I got them out again to dry they started chattering their teeth and had to be separated.
It's a shame that Eric can't just see that he's not going to be the dominant male. He's a lot smaller and he comes off when they have the chance to fight:/
Is there any other way of introducing them again?
It'd be easier if they were together for when we go on holiday, they'd have each other for comfort when they're in the strange environment of my nanna's!
I hate seeing guinea-pigs disagree with each other...
Perhaps they need their own territory for a while.