Female guinea's shouldn't be allowed to have litters after the age of around 8-10 months. Their hip bones can fuse after this age, and cause a condition called 'Dystocia'. This is when the hip bones do not part for delivery, and can cause severe problems for the mother-pig. In the wild, guinea's would be pregnant from a very young age, and would then continue to have babies into old age.
you shouldn't put the male back unless it has been desexed because he will get your female pregnate
theree months to five months
A male guinea pig can impregnate a female when it's only two months old. It should be separated from its mother and sisters by six weeks.
no because a female guinea pig needs to be more than 6 months to fall pregnant Yes, the female guinea pig can become pregnant at 2 months so it is possible.
Approximately 10 days.
before 5 moths old
Most can if they are old enough
Female guinea pigs can become pregnant as young as 4 weeks old, but it is not safe or healthy for them to do so. It is recommended to wait until they are at least 4-6 months old before allowing them to breed. Once pregnant, guinea pigs typically have a gestation period of around 59-72 days.
3 months old to be exact - pretty sure
they have to be a least 6 weeks old before they can be sold
I have had two female pugs and , it has gone into heat at 6-12 months, our vet recommended not before 1 should a dog have puppies, this is because the puppies would be to big for the mom....
It is best to wait until the female guinea pig is at least 4-6 months old before breeding to ensure she is fully mature and ready for pregnancy. Breeding too early can lead to health issues for the female and her offspring. Make sure both guinea pigs are healthy and the mating process is supervised by a veterinarian or experienced breeder.