Storm1974
Junior Guinea Pig
Anybody else have a Guinea Pig/Pigs who are still child like at 27 months old? 
That's how our Bramble is, he makes us laugh all the time with his antics and we absolutely adore him! 
He lives right next door to his two cage mates, who we adopted a year ago, after both Brambles original cage mates had sadly died, but Bramble seems so happy living side by side with them, he pop corns so many times a day and makes these little hiccup kind of sounds when he does it too! He's forever rumbling at them and watching them from his shelf and if they dare move, he's onto them, whinging at them, and rumbling and strutting up and down his shelf, as if they are in HIS territory! 
It's just so funny how childish he is still, especially compared to his two cage mates who are probably roughly only a few months older than him! He charges around his cage, headbutting his (moveable) boxes and tunnels around and out of the way and then he's go into his wooden arch (which Dad has to make up all nicely for him everyday, with nice fleece lining all along the top so he's comfortable to lay on it and watch his friends from!) and get behind it and headbutt it out of place, which does annoy Dad somewhat, as he takes so long to fix it in place for him!
Does anybody else have a pig like this?
Another funny (though of course it wasn't at the time!
) story with Bramble is that, when we first got him and his brother, at 8 weeks old, we went in to clean out their cage (they were originally living in our neighbours utility room as we didn't think, at the time, that we had enough room in our place for their cage!
) and we had a partitioned bit in this cage, and Bramble panicked when we tried to clean out around him and went to run through the partitioned bit, to get away from us, and got his head stuck through the bars! So Dad had to prize his head out (thankfully he was ok!).....But ever since then Dad puts on a voice for Bramble sometimes and says, "well Dad did try to pull my head off once"!
That's how our Bramble is, he makes us laugh all the time with his antics and we absolutely adore him! He lives right next door to his two cage mates, who we adopted a year ago, after both Brambles original cage mates had sadly died, but Bramble seems so happy living side by side with them, he pop corns so many times a day and makes these little hiccup kind of sounds when he does it too!
He's forever rumbling at them and watching them from his shelf and if they dare move, he's onto them, whinging at them, and rumbling and strutting up and down his shelf, as if they are in HIS territory! It's just so funny how childish he is still, especially compared to his two cage mates who are probably roughly only a few months older than him! He charges around his cage, headbutting his (moveable) boxes and tunnels around and out of the way and then he's go into his wooden arch (which Dad has to make up all nicely for him everyday, with nice fleece lining all along the top so he's comfortable to lay on it and watch his friends from!) and get behind it and headbutt it out of place, which does annoy Dad somewhat, as he takes so long to fix it in place for him! Does anybody else have a pig like this?
Another funny (though of course it wasn't at the time!
) story with Bramble is that, when we first got him and his brother, at 8 weeks old, we went in to clean out their cage (they were originally living in our neighbours utility room as we didn't think, at the time, that we had enough room in our place for their cage!) and we had a partitioned bit in this cage, and Bramble panicked when we tried to clean out around him and went to run through the partitioned bit, to get away from us, and got his head stuck through the bars! So Dad had to prize his head out (thankfully he was ok!).....But ever since then Dad puts on a voice for Bramble sometimes and says, "well Dad did try to pull my head off once"! 
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We don't want any babies!
