Re: Chattering their teeth.

On Apr 1, 7:06=A0am, Ted <Heather_pell...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> On Mar 31, 7:57=A0am, Scorpio <mwhit...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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> > On Mar 31, 7:42=A0pm, Kelvyn <mess...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
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> > > Yes it sounds like you need to keep them seperate all the time, and
if=

> > > possible try to find a new home for one of them. If you have a
male..d=
o not
> > > get a female..or you will have guinea pigs everywhere....all females
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> > > the best choice.
> > > kelvyn.
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> > > No Guinea Pigs were harmed during the writing or sending of this
post.=

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> > they are both males. =A0My boy wants us to get another hutch and run
coz=

> > he doesn't want me to get rid of one of them. =A0At the moment one has
> > the luxury apartment, the other is in economy.
>
> Just has another thought, after the bath it could be a good idae to
> put the little one back into the hutch first and them put the bigger
> one in quite a bit later. Don't give the big one the idea that he has
> priority in the house.

All good stuff. I bought some shampoo yesterday.  I'm not keen to try
the bath thing but I know I have to do it sooner or later.  My partner
agrees there is a chance to get them used to each other.  If you check
my other ng (ARAC) you will see a post from "****rley".  She knows a
lot about animals.  She had some interesting views.  I never thought
there would be so much psychology involved with little old guinea
pigs.

Megan