Hello, everyone! I am quite new to this joy of happiness that comes from having Guinea Pigs. I am in love with their reliance on me, like babies that need my constant guidance. They have made my life so joyful by watching them popcorn and do laps, giving me kisses and squealing for food. However, being so new to this whole experience, I am quite worried about an obstacle I am facing with my two young boars under six months old. Now, I know that you shouldn't support pet stores but one day as I walked through the store to buy my Miniature Schnauzer some food, I came across their odd, yet adorable squeaks. I have had many animals in the past but never a Guinea Pig. I asked if I could sit down and play with them (They shockingly had a big enclosure for them). I immediately fell in love with short haired, chestnut colored Guinea Pig. I thought for a long time sitting there with them and then I decided to take him home. Just one... So I thought... They told me to take another one but I refused because I didn't have enough space. I really didn't. But as soon as I got home and started searching online for information, I said "No, I have to get him a partner!" They had told me that the other Guinea Pigs were his brothers (There was only 2 left). So, I went back to ask if I can take his other brothers with me but they were gone! Yes, they sold out within hours. I went on my way home and stopped at a rescue and they only had one Guinea Pig that needed to be "Solo, because he is very aggressive." In all honesty, I wanted the Guinea Pig but I didn't have another cage for a solo Guinea Pig. The next day I received a call from the Pet Store saying that they were receiving more Guinea Pigs the next day. Fast Forward, I ended up buying another Guinea Pig, he is a Rex. The most adorable little one. Anyways, I took them both to the vet the next week and their first physical was wonderful. I moved them in to a 2x3 cage but they started fighting for dominance, Kiko which is my first Guinea Pig is the dominant one and the dominant thing does not seem to stop. I thought that it will only last hours or maybe a day to settle. But with him he is constantly swaying his hips, rumbling and trying to hump Zumi, the youngest one. There is no nipping, biting, or fighting. However, there is a lot of scent now in the cage and the dominance continues. I have separated them but when I do, Kiko goes insane biting the cage to get to him. How will they ever bond? I am ordering a 2x6 at 1AM tomorrow (I need it very soon). Do you think a bath together then placing them in a new cage will make Kiko less territorial? What are your suggestions. Please be polite. I am only new to this.