Know When To Back Away

[gizzy]

My Marge recantaly had a prolaps and the vet had to perform a histerectamy, and the danger mating causing futher damage was to great
so the 2 lads have been without a sow for a wile now!

anyway l decided to try them with another sow,
there was no fighting or rumble strutting? , in fact it the were both pritty lade back, so much so that it disturbed me a bit ?

the 2 old lads were behaving out of characterr ? so much so that to risc leaving them with the sow , would have been unwise

they are very old and fragile and if troble had broken out , neather would have fared to well , so as they are happy in each others company
l have decided to leave them as a solo pair .

 

[Wiebke]

My Marge recantaly had a prolaps and the vet had to perform a histerectamy, and the danger mating causing futher damage was to great
so the 2 lads have been without a sow for a wile now!

anyway l decided to try them with another sow,
there was no fighting or rumble strutting? , in fact it the were both pritty lade back, so much so that it disturbed me a bit ?

the 2 old lads were behaving out of characterr ? so much so that to risc leaving them with the sow , would have been unwise

they are very old and fragile and if troble had broken out , neather would have fared to well , so as they are happy in each others company
l have decided to leave them as a solo pair .

I think that is a wise decision. the older boars get, the less hormonal they become. As they have still got each other for company, they should be perfectly happy.

 

[VickiA]

Think you're a wise man @gizzy - best not to upset the harmony between your 2 old fellows

 

[gizzy]

yup, they are happy old lads, ! one of them (Ginge) suprized me last night , l was giving them all cucumber
Ginge and his mate were on the floor , and Ginge walked over to me and when l gave him his peice he did
an amazinly high popcorn,

 

[VickiA]

Just wanted to show you he still had it in him!