FoolOnTheHill
Well-known Member
Cavy Slave
- Joined
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- Joined
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- 479
Do you mean outside in a garden or inside your home?
Outside would be a definate no-no, due to predators (such as birds of prey, dogs, cats), changes in temperature, weather conditions and how you would probably be less likely to handle and cuddle your pigs if they are outside.
Inside would be a really cool idea, as long as the rooms are pig-safe and there is no risk of resident dogs or cats getting at them. For example, you would have to block off small areas the pigs would get stuck in and make sure electrical wires aren't trailing around. Seeing if you can litter train your pigs might not be a bad idea, either!
Outside would be a definate no-no, due to predators (such as birds of prey, dogs, cats), changes in temperature, weather conditions and how you would probably be less likely to handle and cuddle your pigs if they are outside.
Inside would be a really cool idea, as long as the rooms are pig-safe and there is no risk of resident dogs or cats getting at them. For example, you would have to block off small areas the pigs would get stuck in and make sure electrical wires aren't trailing around. Seeing if you can litter train your pigs might not be a bad idea, either!
