Wiiiiieek!
Teenage Guinea Pig
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Hello again, here are some pics following my last thread, that girl who wanted to give two 10 week old pups to the RSPCA because they hadn't sold etc, see my last thread for details 
The pigs got here last night, very scared! Her mother put them in a box, not secured at all, they were probably sliding all over the place during the car-ride here. And she got lost so it took longer than it should have.
This is Sooty (who wiiiiieeks as soon as you attempt to go near her, never mind pick her up - I may need new ear drums). Sooty because she looks like she's stuck her head up a chimney . She is terrified, I don't think they have been socialised at all, poor little thing - going to have to take it very slow and patient with her. Already made a little progress though, I have been allowed to stroke her nose and she's sniffed my hand a few times.
This is Brandy-Snap. Named because the pattern on her cheek reminds me of Brandy-Snaps for some reason. Still very nervous but not as terrified as Sooty. She is stroke-able but still backs away quickly and hides.
Here they are together, they are sisters so even if I didn't plan to keep them together, which I do, I would now that I have seen how much they reassure each other... Neither is half as scared with sis there.
Coconut adores them, I introduced them this morning, they ran and huddled up next to him, he's in piggy heaven - you can see how happy he is by his little face. He must love being cuddled
He's purred and danced for them a couple of times but gave up when all they wanted to do was hide under his long fur...
My baby boy is a gentle little soul really x)
The pigs got here last night, very scared! Her mother put them in a box, not secured at all, they were probably sliding all over the place during the car-ride here. And she got lost so it took longer than it should have.
This is Sooty (who wiiiiieeks as soon as you attempt to go near her, never mind pick her up - I may need new ear drums). Sooty because she looks like she's stuck her head up a chimney . She is terrified, I don't think they have been socialised at all, poor little thing - going to have to take it very slow and patient with her. Already made a little progress though, I have been allowed to stroke her nose and she's sniffed my hand a few times.
This is Brandy-Snap. Named because the pattern on her cheek reminds me of Brandy-Snaps for some reason. Still very nervous but not as terrified as Sooty. She is stroke-able but still backs away quickly and hides.
Here they are together, they are sisters so even if I didn't plan to keep them together, which I do, I would now that I have seen how much they reassure each other... Neither is half as scared with sis there.
Coconut adores them, I introduced them this morning, they ran and huddled up next to him, he's in piggy heaven - you can see how happy he is by his little face. He must love being cuddled
My baby boy is a gentle little soul really x)