dani_starr
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Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Mar 7, 2012
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- Joined
- Mar 7, 2012
- Messages
- 390
As I was watching Harry and Ginny today, I noticed that Harry has much smaller eyes than Ginny. They also are more slanted too, not round circles.
I've had them for over a week now, and Harry never wheeks when there is any rustling, it's only Ginny. When it's veggie time, I call for them after I put the veggies in, and Ginny comes running. Harry, on the other hand, only seems to notice there's veggies when he sees Ginny with something, or sees the veggies.
He rarely wheeks at all, and it's barely noticeable. It's very soft.
He doesn't startle at loud noises, such as my dog barking or the vacuum. He was sitting there eating in the front with Ginny, my dog barked, Ginny scampered, he stayed there. He's far more skittish that Ginny is too though, so it's not that he stayed there because he's confident around my dog. As soon as he turned around and saw my dog, he scampered off.
He's 2 year old, PEW colored, and doesn't seem to have any problems eating in the slightest.
I was starting to think that he is possibly a lethal? How would I be able to tell if he's deaf? The rescue where I got him from didn't mention anything about deafness, but I figure it might be hard to notice when they had so many other guinea pigs, and he functions normally otherwise.
Thanks
I've had them for over a week now, and Harry never wheeks when there is any rustling, it's only Ginny. When it's veggie time, I call for them after I put the veggies in, and Ginny comes running. Harry, on the other hand, only seems to notice there's veggies when he sees Ginny with something, or sees the veggies.
He rarely wheeks at all, and it's barely noticeable. It's very soft.
He doesn't startle at loud noises, such as my dog barking or the vacuum. He was sitting there eating in the front with Ginny, my dog barked, Ginny scampered, he stayed there. He's far more skittish that Ginny is too though, so it's not that he stayed there because he's confident around my dog. As soon as he turned around and saw my dog, he scampered off.
He's 2 year old, PEW colored, and doesn't seem to have any problems eating in the slightest.
I was starting to think that he is possibly a lethal? How would I be able to tell if he's deaf? The rescue where I got him from didn't mention anything about deafness, but I figure it might be hard to notice when they had so many other guinea pigs, and he functions normally otherwise.
Thanks