MorskoPrase
New Born Pup
Hello, I have two pairs of boars. Each pair are in different 12 Sq ft. cages. One cage houses my older boars Marvin and Eugene. My other cage houses two younger guinea pig brothers named Cream and Oslo. Their cages were in separate rooms until we moved things around and now their cages are right next to each other.
One of the younger boars, Oslo, is particularly interested in my other pair. He actually ended up getting on top of his hidey house and jumping/climbing over into my other boar's cage. It shocked me when I walked in the morning and saw 3 guinea pigs lounging around in one cage. I fixed this issue so he can't anymore, but he spends all his time in the corner, chewing and trying to catch a glimpse of the other pair. His brother doesn't care much about the other guinea pigs at all, but Oslo is very eager.
My other guinea pig boars don't seem to pay much attention to him. Sometimes they'll wheek at each other but I think that's normal. I'm wondering if it's causing any stress, especially for Oslo. for them to be next to each other. Or do you think the behavior will subside and they get used to being "neighbors"?
One of the younger boars, Oslo, is particularly interested in my other pair. He actually ended up getting on top of his hidey house and jumping/climbing over into my other boar's cage. It shocked me when I walked in the morning and saw 3 guinea pigs lounging around in one cage. I fixed this issue so he can't anymore, but he spends all his time in the corner, chewing and trying to catch a glimpse of the other pair. His brother doesn't care much about the other guinea pigs at all, but Oslo is very eager.
My other guinea pig boars don't seem to pay much attention to him. Sometimes they'll wheek at each other but I think that's normal. I'm wondering if it's causing any stress, especially for Oslo. for them to be next to each other. Or do you think the behavior will subside and they get used to being "neighbors"?