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   Are guinea pigs getting along?

   • Make sure any tunnels and boxes have at least two holes in, so none of your guinea pigs can get backed into a corner. Now it’s meeting time! Allow them into the neutral territory at the same time and let them both explore. Keep a close eye on them and look for signs your guinea pigs are getting along.

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   Do guinea pigs need a mate?

   • Guinea pigs are social animals. This means that they should always have at least one companion or cage mate. Although it can be difficult to introduce two guinea pigs with stubborn personalities, with the right methods and proper care during the bonding stage, they will eventually learn to adapt.

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   Can guinea pigs live together?

   • Ensure that the pair of guinea pigs you are planning on introducing are compatible. Guinea pigs of the same sex make good pairs. If you plan on housing a male and female guinea pig together, ensure that either one of the guinea pigs is desexed. Consider their personalities. X Research source

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   Do guinea pigs follow each other?

   • In bonded groups or pairs, you may see your guinea pigs follow each other. This is affectionately referred to as a “piggy train” and it is one of the most adorable guinea pig behaviors. Guinea pigs often follow the most confident guinea pig around, letting them lead the way. It is common for young guinea pigs to follow older ones around.

   Guinea Pig Behavior Toward Each Other (What’s Normal, What’s Not)

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   Are guinea pigs ready to move in?

   • When your guinea pigs are happy together for long supervised periods, they will be ready to move in! Ideally, they should spend the first couple of weeks in a neutral territory neither of them have previously used, before moving them into their permanent home.

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   Can a guinea pig live alone?

   • You should keep your guinea pig with at least one other friendly guinea pig, unless you're advised otherwise by a vet or clinical animal behaviourist. If they're left on their own for long periods, guinea pigs can develop abnormal behaviour and may suffer. Guinea pigs are naturally sociable and prefer the company of other guinea pigs.

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   Mar 5, 2022 · Guinea pigs love company and absolutely, two guinea pigs can live together. Ideally, keep a pair of guinea pigs rather than a lone pig, just be careful to introduce them slowly, on neutral territory, and with plenty of resources so that they get along well.

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   Sep 16, 2021 · Guinea pigs are social animals. This means that they should always have at least one companion or cage mate. Although it can be difficult to introduce two guinea pigs with stubborn personalities, with the right methods and proper care during the bonding stage, they will eventually learn to adapt.

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   Aug 11, 2023 · #1. Hi, looking for some quick advice. I got 2 Guinea pigs yesterday. (Both female, roughly 12 weeks). All day yesterday they didn’t come out from the little houses. Today they have been exploring the cage, eating and drinking and running around. I have noticed today that they appear to be chasing each other around the cage and squeaking.

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   Keep a close eye on them and look for signs your guinea pigs are getting along. There will be lots of noises and interaction. Often sniffing each other, sometimes following each other or chasing, and eventually progressing to resting together and grooming.

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   Guinea pigs brought up together usually get on, but adult males introduced for the first time may fight. Consult a guinea pig behaviour expert if you're unsure or have problems. You'll need to make sure your guinea pigs have places where they can escape from their companions if they want to.

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   Apr 3, 2023 · It’s safe to say that your guinea pigs get along well if they do these things. Daisy and Peach exploring outside together. Another thing you’ll see happy guinea pigs do is sleep near each other.

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    Jun 16, 2022 · First, bonding is not as simple as putting two guinea pigs together in a cage and hoping they get along. Bonding is a process and it’s important to follow the steps the right way. This will make the process less stressful on both you and your guinea pigs.