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Old 04-24-08, 04:14 pm
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Hi everyone I haven't been here in a while but I have a question for some experienced owners. I have two male guinea pigs that have been separated for a while because they were fighting. Today I took them outside in a pen that I split in half for them so that they could see each-other but not hurt each-other. My pig Charlie was fine because he had been outside before I got my other pig Parker. Parker on the other hand was really scared and kept biting the bars and trying to get to Charlie's side. I was wondering if it is a bad idea to re introduce them. Sometimes they sleep next to each-other with the bars in the cage in-between them. They are now living in a split 2x5 c&c cage and they are both a year and a few months old. I think that parker is about a month older than Charlie. I think they started fighting because parker had lice when I got him and I foolishly didn't honor the quarantine period so they both needed a treatment which I believe is called revolution and they had to be separated for two hours so that they wouldn't lick it off of each other. Any way I would like to know if it is possible to re introduce them.
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Have you read http://www.cavyspirit.com/sociallife.htm#Introductions and Guinea Lynx :: Topic - Boars Living Together ?
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Yes, I think you can definitely re-introduce, but follow the directions in the link that rabbitsncavyluv just gave you. I hope they get along! They probably didn't before because of the lice, which I can't blame them.
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Yes I have read both of those but I will definitely reread them before reintroducing my pigs. They seemed to be ok before the trip to the vet but they had to stay apart for about two hours and i think that is when the problems started.
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I adopted two males that I was told had to seperated for fighting. I don't know hw long they were aprt before I got them, but I re-introduced them myself and they live happily now with one other boar as well.
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