Bonding Possibly Going Well...

[katanamoon]

I took the plunge last night and split up my baby boys (two are 6 weeks old and the other three are coming up for 10 weeks old). They were introduced on neutral ground, all their toys were washed beforehand and each group had a monster pile of hay to share. After the initial few hours of insessant rumblestrutting and humpy-wumpies and a night back in their new cages, I think we might be doing ok!





So Ginger Bum and Pock Pock (as they have been named by their new owner) are going to their new home on Sunday and I still need to find somewhere nice for the two bigger boys to go. The little brown boy in the second photo is my extra-toe pig - who lost his extra toe! - and will hopefully be bonded with a new friend soon.

Fingers crossed that peace shall reign!

 

[Wiebke]

All the best! They are a gorgeous lot!

Have you asked here on the forum or contacted Windwhistle Warren Rescue?

 

[katanamoon]

They are the cutest, I'm gutted to let them go but I never expected ten piggies for the price of two!

I haven't really contacted anyone yet to be honest, but now the ringworm seems to have been abolished and they're all a good age and weight I suppose it's getting to that time... Would Windwhistle take them on or would I get to keep them as a fosterer until a new home is found?

 

[Wiebke]

They are the cutest, I'm gutted to let them go but I never expected ten piggies for the price of two!

I haven't really contacted anyone yet to be honest, but now the ringworm seems to have been abolished and they're all a good age and weight I suppose it's getting to that time... Would Windwhistle take them on or would I get to keep them as a fosterer until a new home is found?

They may put your boys on a waiting list as not urgent, so you likely would have them for a bit longer, but you need to talk to them.