And so to bed...

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Or so I thought! 3 little piggles fast asleep, chicken legs everywhere nice & quiet so I thought it must be bedtime, popped the lid on their home & hey presto piggles popcorning everywhere rolleyes:))

Now they are wheeking as well :)
 
They then proceeded to do laps around their house! :)) I am trying to be as quiet as I can, it's like do not disturb the infants lest you wake them up :(|)

Are they slightly nocturnal? They have slept most of the day today rolleyes
 
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They then proceeded to do laps around their house! :)) I am trying to be as quiet as I can, it's like do not disturb the infants lest you wake them up :(|)

Are they slightly nocturnal? They have slept most of the day today rolleyes
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Babies tend to do that ( hooman ones anyway!)....sleep all day and then keep you awake all night! :{
 
Hehehe mine do this, all asleep one minute and bouncing round and munching the next :))
 
5 of our guys live in and just off our bedroom - I permanently have black circles around my eyes through lack of sleep, but it is so funny to listen to them chatting away all night :)
 
Teehee! My piggie will be sleeping just outside her hidey but the slightest sniff or rattle of food sends her straight up to the side of her cage weeking at me! It is almost like they have a sixth sense :))
 
What I find strange is, usually I get up at 5.15am and as soon as I am up, they are there shouting "where's our veg mummy..where's our veg mummy.." wheek wheek wheek - but if it is my day off, they wait.....and wait....quiet as little mouses until they hear my footfall out of bed about 8.30 am and then it goes again.... Very well trained pigs, I think :)
 
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