It's really easy to tell when to guinea pigs are attacking each other.
1. They continually chatter their teeth.
2. The hair, (especially neck) is raised.
3. Hard nips.
4. Stamping their feet.
5. "Yawning"...they are actually showing their teeth. Watch out! An attack is very close.
Make sure that you separate them with a towel before they draw blood.
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1) Constant chattering of teeth
2) Raised hair, especially around their necks, making them seem larger than they actually are.
3) Constant hard nips, causing the submissive guinea pig to cry out. Make sure this is indeed happening, remember guinea pigs can make a noisy fuss, even though they haven't been nipped. This noisy behaviour is telling the dominant guinea pig "I want to be left alone" If your not sure, check for any wounds.
4) Stamping their feet from side to side making them rock, looking very stiff with their movements. This isn't the same as a guinea pig rumblestrutting. This type of behaviour is aggressive behaviour, accompanied with chattering teeth and prehaps a wide yawn. In this situation, a guinea pig isn't yawning because they are tired, they are showing the other opponent their teeth. All this behaviour is usually the last behaviour before they fly at each other. You need to try and intervene before this happens.
5) Flying at each other, they have gone into battle mode, you need to separate them immediately if not before. Much damage can be caused, blood can be drawn, so never leave them together. When the dominance behaviour gets this far and blood has been drawn, there isn't much hope of them resolving their differences.
Females have smaller genitals and the males have a dot on them .
Ginea pigs look as if they ate to much you may think that but they just might be pregnant!! I think my ginea pig is pregnant shes a girl and her names spice and the boy she mated with is Elvis. My names Haley and im 11 yrs old i love to draw and write and sing!! So just remember what i said. Ask me questions at award40@yahoo.com to find more information!! sincelery, Haley
The Boy Who Kicked Pigs was created in 1999.
boar, just like pigs
There is not a name for a baby boy pig. A baby pig in general is just called a piglet.
because they like the felling of fighting and pony boy does not know how to
Male pigs or all types are called boars. ;D
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it depends if they are two boys, girl and a boy, or two girls. if they are two boys then they are fighting because when they get to a certain age they get VERY teritorial(i know from first-hand experience). if they are a boy and a girl then it could be either way. and if its two girls then i dont know. ask a hamster person or something.
they dont have a season they just need a boy i shud know being a previous breeder
you should talk to him and get to know him better and maybe then he will get to know you better and might start to like you. or.. if your not gay you would definitly send him pigs xx
My brother and my sister are pigs.