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| How long do guinea pigs live usually ? |
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| About 6 - 8 years old. Last edited by kennethlhm : 06-26-04 at 07:37 am. |
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| Usually 4-6. But they can live longer. Just keep them healthy! :-) |
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| It really depends....... A friend told me hers lived for 10 years! Yet some pigs die kind of young like 3 or 4. If they live a happy, healthy life they should live a long time. |
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| Could be longer When we adopted our baby, we were told a well cared for, healthy, socialized pig can live 8-10 yrs. |
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| My oldest is around nine or ten. And he only recently got nuetered. He is such a happy camper now. He is a black and white silky and his name is Salem. |
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| Mine are quite young still. However, a friend of mine had a pig growing up and it was like 13-14 when it died. I think it all depends on health and genetics. |
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