The biggest impression you can make on your guinea pig I would think for sure would be when they are young. After that you can only do so much. But make sure that you try to never startle your guinea pig (running by it's cage or grabbing it suddenly etc.) and you can give him/her treats from your hand to help him/her understand that your not going to hurt them. Make sure that you take them out often and when you are picking them up try to stroke them first and not pick them up all of a sudden.
Yes, all types of guinea pigs shed their fur regularly. The frequency and amount of shedding can vary depending on the breed and the season, but shedding is a natural process for all guinea pigs. Regular grooming can help manage shedding and keep their coat healthy.
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Guinea pigs only become more tame if you love them and handle them regularly. Pick them up gently - one hand under its bottom and the other under its shoulders. Sit down with your piggie, stroke it and talk to it lots. If you do this regularly it will soon get to know you and will calm down. As well as doing this you could also buy it a friend to keep it company. There must be some reason why your piggie isn't completely happy.
A guinea pig can be neutered like other small rodents (even mice can be fixed). Males become sexually mature at two months, and females mature at 2-3 months. Neutering a male may help with housetraining him because he may be less hormonally inclined to mark territory with feces and urine. It is important to note, however, that neutering does little to change aggressiveness of the male guinea pig. Neutering two bulls living together will not improve relations between them, unlike many larger animals.
Some alternatives for guinea pig bedding that are both less expensive and safe include shredded newspaper, aspen shavings, or fleece liners. These options are cost-effective and can provide a comfortable and absorbent bedding environment for your guinea pig.
Timid mice are less likely to be caught by a predator.
Guinea pigs are considered seniors at age 4, sometimes their fur will gray and they become less active.
It all depends... In the wild, leapord gekos tend to be timid, unless encountered by predators. Wild bearded dragons are less timid, and will hiss ferociously at any threat. Captive bearded dragons are actually more timid, and are less dificult to tame than leapord gekos.
You can buy a guinea pig from a privet breeder for less, but at a pet store will charge you $40.
it makes them less likely to become fat
Yes, all types of guinea pigs shed their fur regularly. The frequency and amount of shedding can vary depending on the breed and the season, but shedding is a natural process for all guinea pigs. Regular grooming can help manage shedding and keep their coat healthy.
Guinea pigs are short and stout. They are also incredibly furry with fur-less ears.
guinea pigs range in size mostly depending what breed they are
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To effectively communicate with your parents to help them become less strict, it is important to approach the conversation calmly and respectfully. Express your feelings and concerns openly, listen to their perspective, and try to find common ground. Offer solutions and compromises that demonstrate your maturity and responsibility. Building trust and understanding through open communication can help your parents see things from your point of view and potentially become less strict.
Guinea pigs only become more tame if you love them and handle them regularly. Pick them up gently - one hand under its bottom and the other under its shoulders. Sit down with your piggie, stroke it and talk to it lots. If you do this regularly it will soon get to know you and will calm down. As well as doing this you could also buy it a friend to keep it company. There must be some reason why your piggie isn't completely happy.
little Guinea pigs are the older the less active but remember not to get a Guinea really really young it will miss the mother