>> Perhaps in your case it might have something to do with the fact that
>> the piggers are living outdoors? I can imagine they have less contact
>> with humans as compared to the ones we have in our livingroom. And it's
>> true, it can take a long time for them to start trusting their
>> caretakers.
>>
>> Fortunately, the way to the guinea pigs' heart is easy: it's food! :o)
>
> Where does he say that they're living outdoors?
Michel and I have spoken previously on thismatter, so Michel remembers
that
our GPs do indeed "live out". They did live inside briefly a copuple of
weeks ago, but that started them bickerig. Now they're outdoors once more
and seem to have largely settled down.
You'll see an earlier thread from me (25/11/07), asking for advice which
several people kindly helped with, including Michel.
DDS
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