Yes. I've done this many times before with my own guinea pigs.
The guinea pig may be territorial for a bit, but she will warm up to her.
Just be sure to be a little more careful with boys. The're a bit more aggressive than
girls.
Yes, have them play together every day for 10-15 minutes. I would notrecommendhaving them in the same cage right away. Wait till they can play together without them jumping on each other. If you put them in the same cage watch and make sure they are ok, if not they needmoretime to play together.
There is usually no problem with adding a new guinea pig even if you already have one. The best combination is to have a female, then introduce a new female. It isn't a good idea to introduce a new guinea pig if you have a male, unless you bring in a female because you want them to breed. If you must add a new male, try wshing it first to remove all old traces of its previous companions, as male guinea pigs are a lot more territorial than females.
gET A BIG CAGE LET IT WALK AROUND DON;T disturb it then at the second day let it smell every one
"Guinea" is located on the west side of Africa; Papua New Guinea is a separate country, and is located above Australia.
one year...
New Guinea consists of parts of two different countries, Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. There is no one president of the island.
yes but be careful. introduce them together but try not to leave them alone together for a few weeks to make sure they get a long. dont put two males together they will fight
New Guinea is one of the Pacific Islands located north of Australia in the Pacific Ocean.
"A party was held to introduce the new neighbors to the community." "Carrying fruit from one state to another could introduce new pests to farms there."
No, rabbits and guinea pigs cannot be together. Even if one is a kit and the guinea pig is smaller. I want to have rabbits and guinea pigs in the same cage too, but the "Big Book of Rabbits" doesn't recommend it-- no book does. Also when rabbits grow up, they tend to get more territorial and will kick the guinea pig very hard!
If you introduce them in the correct way, maybe. Some piggies are just determined to keep their house THEIRS. Introduce them on neutral territory. Be ready to separate them with a dustpan if a fight breaks out. Keep them living apart until you are sure they can get along. Maybe your piggie will take in the baby as its own, maybe it will see it as an enemy. I have the sweetest little one ever and it doesn't like the baby at all. You never know until you introduce them. Maybe if you bring your pig to a store an introduce her to a few, you'll find one and be sure they'll get along. Good luck!
"One year old, this is cow's milk. Cow's milk, this is one year old."
because the little guinea pig likes the older one