Your explanation sounds more plausable. I probably misinterpreted
him.
Anyway, it's nearly a week since we got the girls and they are
thriving. They eat breakfast and dinner while on my lap. They're
like two peas in a pod.
Megan
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I did make one little mistake though. Beer will not be infertile by
beginning of August, but beginning of September. I miscalculated. I must
have thought it was the beginning of June, right now LOL. After neutering
it
takes between 6 to 8 weeks for a piggie to become infertile, so it will be
the beginning of September, before he can be rejoined with his mother,
sisters, and the other two girls.
Well, maths never was my best subject at school ...... LOL
And it's good to read, that your girls are thriving, even though they were
separated from their mother too soon. I think they did get enough of
antibodies from their mother's milk and will live a happy long live.
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