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Hi!
Thank you to everyone who gave us advice on our last post. Through trial and error we have found that Rodney gets quite bored being held still and have allowed him to move about, playing with him by letting him hide in a towel etc.He has been much more calm and has stopped biting to let us know he wants to go back in the cage (for the past couple of days anyway!).
As the English summer is threatening to end anytime soon, we were wondering where you cavy lovers put your guinea pigs in the winter. Garage or shed? Are there advantages / disadvantages to either of these? Our shed has no windows and we feel a bit wary about having them in darkness most of the day but our garage has our noisy washing machine and drier in it.
Any thoughts would be great!
Aimée and Dan
Thank you to everyone who gave us advice on our last post. Through trial and error we have found that Rodney gets quite bored being held still and have allowed him to move about, playing with him by letting him hide in a towel etc.He has been much more calm and has stopped biting to let us know he wants to go back in the cage (for the past couple of days anyway!).
As the English summer is threatening to end anytime soon, we were wondering where you cavy lovers put your guinea pigs in the winter. Garage or shed? Are there advantages / disadvantages to either of these? Our shed has no windows and we feel a bit wary about having them in darkness most of the day but our garage has our noisy washing machine and drier in it.
Any thoughts would be great!
Aimée and Dan