Carissa6729
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Why does money always come into play? It has nothing to do with affording a guinea pig, they could be millionaires for all anybody knows.
The point that was being made was IF they decided they NO longer want guinea pigs, this family or another, then why should you re-home your last guinea pig that you had all it's life presumably, instead of providing a loving and caring environment for it throughout the rest of it's days. I understand wanting to provide a mate for it and friend, but I don't see the point in bringing in ANOTHER animal that you don't want and cycling between pets just because one might get lonely. Sometimes people just don't want to dedicate the next 60/70/80 years of their lives to one type of animal and personally, I would rather somebody provide a loving home to a piggie for the rest of it's days then bring home more pets that are unwanted in the first place and later probably resented since they didn't want to continue having that type of pet in the first place.
The point that was being made was IF they decided they NO longer want guinea pigs, this family or another, then why should you re-home your last guinea pig that you had all it's life presumably, instead of providing a loving and caring environment for it throughout the rest of it's days. I understand wanting to provide a mate for it and friend, but I don't see the point in bringing in ANOTHER animal that you don't want and cycling between pets just because one might get lonely. Sometimes people just don't want to dedicate the next 60/70/80 years of their lives to one type of animal and personally, I would rather somebody provide a loving home to a piggie for the rest of it's days then bring home more pets that are unwanted in the first place and later probably resented since they didn't want to continue having that type of pet in the first place.