what to do?

Your pig doesn't have rabies it probably has mites Guinea Lynx :: Mange Mites

GPs do not get rabies. Perhaps you should read over Guinea Lynx :: Guinea Pig Care Guide

Have you removed the male from your females' cage yet?

no not yet
they all are together i don't like to separate them.
but little cold war is there in them.

keval said:

no not yet
they all are together i don't like to separate them.
but little cold war is there in them.

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It's not really about what you like. It's about what's best for the guinea pigs that you took responsibility for when the decision to bring them into your home was made.

If you really care about your guinea pigs you would do what's best for them. The best thing to do for them right now is to separate the male from the two females.

If you want to keep them all together why don't you neuter the male and then all three of your guinea pigs should be able to live happily together.

The only reason that an individual would not remove an un-neutered male from the females is if that person was intentionally trying to breed them. Are those your intentions? Is that what you are trying to do?

I know that you are going to do whatever you want to with your piggies as they are yours. I only ask that you consider their health and what's best for them both now and in the future.

Well, I bet your poor sows won't like it when they die because you bred them.

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