guinea pigs do not care what their buddy looks like as long as they are the same species.guinea pigs do not START problems they stand there waiting for the problem to pass.so another species of animal will not usually take to a guinea pig.if there is a fighting problem between piggie and his buddy,separate them and contact your vet for further instruction.
source[s]:my adorable guinea pig whom i rescued.[i found all i could about guinea pigs for her].
guinea pigs are born with fur unless the are skinny guinea pigs ( breeds with no hair)
Yes, most breeds have no hair on the ears.
short hair.
You should sell your guinea pig depending on alot of different things.... Whether it is a registered guinea pig, what type of guinea pig it is such as the more expensive breeds like peruvian, calic, crown etc. Or if your guinea pig is more of the uasull type such as the American long hair or the American short hair. Some times the German short hairs are uasull types in some states. If your guinea pig is a registered breed then you cann sell him/her for more than 40$ depending on the breed, If your guinea pig is a more expensive breed like the ones i have showed you above you can sell them with out being registered for between 30 to 40$ , If your guinea pig is one of the most common breeds you can sell them for 20 to 30$ , But always make sure you are putting your guinea pig in a good home :)
Basically a crossbreed
It all depends on if you like brushing your guinea pig a lot. You see, long hair guinea pigs are harder to groom and their hair gets full of dust and bedding and gets kind of nasty. But, short hair guinea pigs have more trouble keeping themselves warm. So it depends on if you are a brusher or a cuddler. If you are both, then I suggest getting a long hair and a short hair to share a cage together.
There are 7 types of guinea pigs that are recognised world wide! The main types of guinea pigs, (the ones your mot likely to find at your pet store) Are the breeds, American and the abyssinian. The other 5 breeds are, the teddy, peruvian, silkie, texel and coronet. There are also other breeds that arn't classified as pure bred breeds and a classic example of this is the hair-less guinea pig.
see how long their hair grows!
If your guinea pig has long hair, maybe two to three times a week. If your guinea pig has short hair and shed often, two times a week should be fine; if he / she has short hair and does not shed often, once a week should be fine. However, it's key to remember that they clean themselves with their paws. If you see that your guinea pig is often cleaning him/herself, keep the cage cleaner more often.
For long hair, wash them, dry them on the cool setting, and brush them. Short hair, brush them.
Yes a guinea pig has a tale but it is very short
yes, there are many breeds of guinea pigs.