Two female guinea pigs

Answer 1

To mate guinea pigs...

1) the female HAS to be younger than ONE year of age

2)you need to let the female get to know the male because the male (if dominant) will just go for it staight away!

3)When th mother is pregnant you might want to take her to the vet once or twice just incase the is a problem with the mother (this may threaten her SUVIVAL)

Answer 2

Female guinea pigs are social animals and usually get along well together. It's important to provide them with a spacious cage, plenty of hay, fresh vegetables, and water. Regular health checks and a balanced diet will help keep them happy and healthy.

Answer 3

Male guinea pigs, or boars, are larger than the others. As far as behavior goes, they are much more aggressive and do bite. Very seldom do females (sows) fight, flare their teeth, or bite. Boars also use their 'Grease Gland' more than sows, so this will be dirtier and easier to see on their back end. (For this reason, be sure to wash boars every 2 weeks.)

If you are still not sure what gender your pig is, ask a vet. Guinea pigs' genders are very hard to tell, especially when they are young. When your pig is of age, have a pet store owner, or a veterinarian help you out.

Answer 4

Your question is not very clear but, if you want to own 2 female guinea pigs it is possible. If they start fighting, separate them.

Answer 5

It is a domesticated South American cavy, the boy sex.

Answer 6

Guinea pigs like other animals, come in male and females. Guinea pigs like other animals, come in male and females.

Answer 7

Guinea pigs should not breed, there is a 20% chance of the mom death during the birth, and if you are not knowledgeable, there can be genetic problems. All together it is a big no-no

Answer 8

There is not a name for just a newborn male. All newborn Guinea pigs are called pups and if more than one guinea pig is born then the pups are part of a liter.

Answer 9

about a year older than a baby

Answer 10

A male guinea pig is called the "boar"