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6 Reasons Why Guinea Pigs Are The Best Small Pet

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6 Reasons Why Guinea Pigs Are The Best Small Pet

We hope you enjoyed this list we put together! It was written subjectively and by no means was meant to rule out other furrballs from being extraordinary animals (We  just happen to think two guinea pigs are the best :)

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I thought I heard them talking

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I thought I heard them talking

When I first met my guinea pigs they weren't happy. They were mad at the world actually. The man I took them from said: " It's not like I gave them any attention" as if it was funny. Animal neglect is never funny and there are rescues everywhere to save animals but once you have bonded with your guinea pigs you should feel responsible for them for the rest of their lives.  Needless to say, I learned the sounds very quickly and with a soft voice and routine I have been able to make friends and calm the chattering.  I...

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Presidential Piggies

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Presidential Piggies

What do the names Dr. Johnson, Bob Evans, and Father O’Grady all have in common? Hint: They're also related to a very special 'Teddy' Bear.

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How to pick up your Cavy Correctly

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Pick up guinea pigs with both hands, placing one hand under their hind legs and using the other to support their torso. Hold guinea pigs close to your body so they feel secure and keep a firm grip, so they don’t squirm and fall. Try not to squeeze too hard and always supervise children when they hold your pet.

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The Real Teachers' Pets

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The Real Teachers' Pets

  Class Pets, in the classroom Many people believe guinea pigs and classrooms don’t mix and you wont change their minds. Always take care of any of your classroom pets. It's the teacher's responsibility. The best arrangement is a pair of same-sex cavies that are the teacher’s personal pets, returning home with him or her at the end of each week.  Intermittent visits to the classroom are preferable. Less distractions for rewarding day trips and special occasions.  Before you leave any animals in the school overnight check with the building engineer to find out the hottest and coldest temperatures in...

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