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I am not convinced that your reasons for being here are not at least partially based in a hope to stir up trouble. That aside, the best thing for you to do would be to read all the info on this site, on GuineaLynx (www.guinealynx.info), and on CavySpirit (www.cavyspirit.com). If you're really breeding your guinea pigs, and to the extent that you aren't certain whether or not one has been impregnated by her own brother, you absolutely should stop. This site (in case you haven't figured it out already) is very pro-rescue and anti-breeding. There is no good reason to be creating more lives while there are so many in shelters that aren't wanted. Beyond that, breeding is extremely taxing on the female's body and comes with significant risk to her life. You say there are no rescues in your area, and while I realize that may be the case, that is still not reason enough for you to be breeding. Sunscreen on hairless pigs seems to me to be a pointless question, because they shouldn't be in the sun to need it. Pigs should be housed indoors, hairless or otherwise. Exactly what size are your hutches? |
| "Thank you, Paula, for this useful post," say these 6 members: | ||
gooberific (04-07-09),
MCR_Rox (04-07-09),
pennykit&amanda (04-08-09),
rabbitsncavyluv (04-07-09),
Simonmaal (04-08-09),
sophistacavy (04-07-09) | ||
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GP_LUVER: Even though there may not be a guinea pig rescue in your area, there are still probably guinea pigs up for adoption at some point or another. There are no guinea pig rescues in my area. But, I checked my local humane society animal control center, and there was one guinea pig left from a pair that had been turned in. You can also check your local classifieds, and craigslist. Just make sure that they aren't a breeder first. You can also check on Petfinder, here: www.petfinder.com Where exactly do you live? I'll look it up for you on petfinder, or you can do it yourself. |
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| Avoiding questions? You came on here in a huge defense, but never answered the question. Others have answered your now answer ours! IMHO ur a immature person that has no regaurd for thier pets. Why do you have so many if you only take one at a time? Please read ALL of the links and gain some knowledge before you get my blood pressure up. |
| "No thank you, meandmypigs. We respectfully disagree," say these 5 users: | ||
katiewilson (10-07-09),
MCR_Rox (04-07-09),
pennykit&amanda (04-07-09),
pigsforlife (04-08-09),
sophistacavy (04-07-09) | ||
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To clarify...I asked a question I shouldn't have, and am sorry for that. My questions were to try to make the OP feel less attacked, in hopes that if her story was true she would take the time to read the site and learn. There is nothing more daunting than to think your being attacked for bad choices you didn't know you were making. Many times people make them out of ignorance. I know I did, but I've been trying to educate myself and learn here, that was my hopes for the OP. Not for her to run off scared, because she was jumped on. How things are said can scare people off, then they learn nothing. I don't know maybe it's my southerness, that makes me want to be polite. |
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Around here, you all might want to be careful about asking members their ages as some members (those under the age of 18) are not allowed to answer the question. If you ask and a minor answers with their age, both will most likely get an impaction. |