Interbreeding of pigs is possible, although it has negative effects on the litter. Some of these effects include smaller litter size, low pig weight, and slow growth in the piglets' early life.
Domestic hogs kept in breeding facilities have no say so as far as who breeds with whom, the farmer is the one to select the breeding animals.
No time at all. They do not really bond with other guinea pigs, so when their mate dies it does not affect them at all.
they mate by the male running after the female and he corners her then he will get on top of her and release his penise into the females butt.so the male is pretty much humping the female.=]LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLits actually the male doing a dance for the female by waving his hips around and making a weird purr, and then he jumps on her, and does the crazzyy. ;) believe me, i had two guinea pigs, that's what happened, and they had babies.if its a male they mate with a female if its female they mate with a male the female becomes pregnant and give live birth in a couple weeks. all mammals are like this
Yes, male guinea pigs usally do if there fighting for a female to mate with. Also, they can draw blood on there owners if they feel unsafe or annoyed. Hope this helps! Keep Squeaking! Yes, male guinea pigs usally do if there fighting for a female to mate with. Also, they can draw blood on there owners if they feel unsafe or annoyed. Hope this helps! Keep Squeaking!
No! It is not possible without a male Guinea Pig.
Female guinea pigs usually don't have babies until they are about 4 months old.
no
no but you can mate with them
It's unheard of.
Yes, guinea pigs must mate to produce offspring.
well just like any other guinea pigs they can be and are allowed to mate
Yes, though make sure your pet doesn't have any illness that could infect other guinea pigs. Even putting a male with a female or vice versa could be a problem, as the female could come into heat and the male will mate with her, which you may not want.
Sometimes girls pee on boys if the boy is trying to mate with her and she doesn't want him to. If the guinea pigs are the same gender then one could be annoying the other.
Good grief, no. One is simply showing dominant behavior over the other one.
3 months old to be exact - pretty sure
Rabbits and Guinea pigs should not be allowed to have contact with each other because of the possible injuries and/or fighting that could result.
Its normal but if you have a female(s) and the male and the female choose not to mate this could mean that the female is too dominant in the group but if there is too males alone its normal but if you want them to mate, get two females!!
No time at all. They do not really bond with other guinea pigs, so when their mate dies it does not affect them at all.