yes, but i would not recommend it, you want the boar, (if he is a first timer) to have the best experience possible because if he hurts or strains himself he might not want to ever breed again.
She can breed in her first year. She comes into heat every 21 days all year long. She normally will have 2 litters a year and the gestation is 3 months, 3 weeks and 3 days. A sow can live to be 20.
A sow can have 2 litters per year. Gestation length of a sow is about 112 to 119 days though most will farrow at about 116 days.
I keep two sows and a boar together all the time. My Red Wattle boar never bothers the sows when they are in labor or the piglets after they are born. However, I think that will probably vary from breed to breed and from boar to boar.
A female pig that has never had a litter is a GILT. A Female pig who has had a litter is a SOW. A male that has been castrated is called a BAR and a male pig who can breed is called a Boar ( or sometimes a Hog)
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It depends on the breed
yes, but i would not recommend it, you want the boar, (if he is a first timer) to have the best experience possible because if he hurts or strains himself he might not want to ever breed again.
She can breed in her first year. She comes into heat every 21 days all year long. She normally will have 2 litters a year and the gestation is 3 months, 3 weeks and 3 days. A sow can live to be 20.
A sow can have 2 litters per year. Gestation length of a sow is about 112 to 119 days though most will farrow at about 116 days.
I keep two sows and a boar together all the time. My Red Wattle boar never bothers the sows when they are in labor or the piglets after they are born. However, I think that will probably vary from breed to breed and from boar to boar.
Depends on how often the boar is let in the cage, a sow can become pregnant right after birth, however that is not healthy in the least. Also please do not breed your guinea pigs. It is very dangerous for the sow, and is also the main cause of guinea pigs going to adoption shelters.
A female pig that has never had a litter is a GILT. A Female pig who has had a litter is a SOW. A male that has been castrated is called a BAR and a male pig who can breed is called a Boar ( or sometimes a Hog)
Assuming that the sow has a litter of 8 gilts at the start of the year, and each gilt is also able to have 6 or 8 gilts, then that's a total of 50 to 60 offspring (or grand-offspring) that can be accredited to Grandmother Sow.
Guinea pigs go into heat once a year in the spring, but if you are looking to breed, and you have a boar, you can breed any time. By placing the male with the female you are sending your sow into heat, but there is no way to tell if your pig is in heat, other then putting her with a male and seeing what he does.
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A female pig will have her first litter of piglets when she is about one year old. The sow is pregnant for about 4 months, and usually a sow will give birth to around 8 to 12 pigs at a time. A sow can have 2 litters each year. That means that a mother pig can give birth to over 20 piglets each year! Please see the attached related link for more information.