maybe the babies will die but if you don't touch the female's tummy then you will be fine. Don't forget you have to keep away from person that u don't trust and remember if your guinea pig is pregnant it has to have a dot on their tummy
No. Guinea pigs are unlike most other animals, and will let you pet their offspring after birth,but If the mother feels her babies are threatened they will bite If you want to hold or pet a baby guinea pig be careful and make sure you have a secure area to hold them in.
when my guinea pig had babies i held her and she was fine
no, unlike hamsters guinea pigs will happily let you touch or handle her babies, if the babies do not get distressed and you are very quiet you can hold them. you can even put another older female in with the mother and the female will help out and the mother can rest. if you give them some soft vegetables or bread and milk the babies will even take a nibble sometimes, they are very well developed. i know i used to breed guinea pigs
you can hold them at about 1 hour hold with my guinea pig babies i just hold them straight away but i would wait for abut 1 hour for the sow and her babies to bond
If you mean how can you hold it after it's born...: It depends on the mother really. When mine were born, the mother had no problem in letting me hold her babies, but they needed feeding so i couldn't hold them for long. If the mother starts getting worried when you try and pick one up, then i suggest you wait a while until she's fine with it. Sometimes you could have to wait for a couple of weeks.
A sight that a mother Dwarft rabbit is abandoning one of her babies is that if you hold the baby, the mother doesnt like it and will not take care of it anymore.
Give it about one week
she holds her baby for three months
hold them, play with them, clean them , protect them, they look after their babies much the same way a human mother does.,
If the mother will allow you to yes you can, the mother probably won't be too happy but it does help to hold the babies at a young age so that they get used to people and can become good pets.
I would recommend a guinea pig because they are more playful and want you to hold and love them.
It's best to leave the baby guinea pigs alone for the first few days with their mom. Sometimes the moms think that you are going to hurt them or take them away. The mom guinea pig will sometimes try to bite you. Hope this helps Laura