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Thanks for the video. What a great introduction! I love how they go from chasing each other around to getting down to the piggy business of eating grass. So cute. Sparkles and Ida are gorgeous!

I am in blissful ignorance about all things superbowl, but your video was charming! Cute pigs!

I always think that my pigs would be perfectly content if I just dished up their food, cleaned their cage, and otherwise left them alone. They don't want lap time, they just tolerate that, and it's treats that make it tolerable for them. Their cage is big enough that we don't do floor time...

That is fantastic! I love seeing them standing up begging at the side of the cage, having a nap in the cuddle cup, and hoovering up veggies! Very fun! Thanks.

Very cute pictures and captions! Thanks!

Hi, welcome to the forum! Ditto places to hide, even if it's just an upturned cardboard box with 2 doors (so one won't get trapped by the other pig) cut out, or a towel draped over a corner or end of the cage. Pigs love fleece forests too. You could put some food right near their hideys at...

It's hard to tell what the movement is, but it could have been a cough or a sneeze, or perhaps the hiccups if there were several, spaced a second or two apart. My Basher used to get them when she ate too fast. Good luck with her. She's a lovely piggy!

That is so cute! You've got a real bucking bronco there! Love it!

Great photos everyone! @HollyH8, I love the green beards on your guys! Has someone been at the spinach? :D

If you've taken the pigloos out, make sure that you've given them some other form of hidey, so they are not required to be out in the open. Cheap step stools, or bent grid tunnels are great as the pigs can run through them and nobody gets trapped, or make a fleece forest. Piggies love those...

What beautiful photos! All of your animals are very photogenic, not to mention gorgeous. Thanks very much, and Merry Christmas to you too!

What a gorgeous little dude! Good luck with him - hope you figure something out!

Weights can vary by perhaps an ounce according to the time of day, if they've just eaten or peed and pooped. Also, if she is pregnant, you don't want to be handling her excessively. Let's hope she's just a little fatty! They are both gorgeous piggies!

Hi, congrats on the intro! I would put the food in two separate spots, so your pig can't guard both. And use a fleece forest or other hideys that have two entrances so a pig can't get trapped in a pigloo by another, especially while they're getting to know one another. You could always stick...

Hi @mufasa, haven't seen you on here in a while! It sounds like Amy and Quinn have got you very well trained! You're lucky to have such friendly pigs. My loud and friendly pig Basher passed away, and now I have two quiet ones. No more screaming for food in our house, and we miss that. So I'm...

What gorgeous babies! (Mum too!) Congrats!

Poor Gilbert! He does look upset in that first pic. What a cutie! You do know that the purring sound in guinea pigs does not necessarily mean contentment, as in cats? It can be a sign of irritation, or mean "don't touch me there", as when you touch a pig's backside. That's great you found a...

Actually, I just watched a few more of your videos that came up when your above one ended. So cute! Where do you get all the training stuff like goal net, hoop, etc?

@prettynyguen, your piggies are gorgeous and very clever little dudes! I might try that with my girls. I don't have a load of those balls, but I could use scrunched up paper balls with treats underneath. I would love to see more of your ideas. I think I saw a video of yours before along those...

Hi! Cute pig! Looks like an aby with the rosettes.