andic
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:wave: I have posted before on this subject but I'm still in a dilemma!
Winston has been a lone boar for the past 10 months, he's approx 2 1/2 years old. I was thinking of getting him a little boyfriend as when I babysit my friend's gp's He loves watching them (obviously I don;t put him in the run with them, just sat on my knee watching). It seems as if he's talking to them, nothing aggressive and they don;t bother about him. It's so sweet to watch.
then the other day I was looking at a vid of piggie;s talking on you tube and he pricked his ears up and started talking to them, and week week weeking.... it was sooooo sweet
so I was looking for a baby boar to rescue and bond him with. But the place i got him from advised that I should not even entertain bonding him as they tried pairing him up and they ended up fighting. He was an unwanted child's pet. he is so confident though and is a lovely cheeky chappie. I don't want to get him neutered.
would you advise steering well clear of bonding? I have been reading up on this and on one site it did say if the bonding wasn;t successful it would be better than nothing to just keep 2 boys seperate but still in the same room so they still have piggie company of some kind...
Sorry for the long post....
I'd be grateful for any advice.....or if any of you have had similar experiences.
many thanks
Andrea
Winston has been a lone boar for the past 10 months, he's approx 2 1/2 years old. I was thinking of getting him a little boyfriend as when I babysit my friend's gp's He loves watching them (obviously I don;t put him in the run with them, just sat on my knee watching). It seems as if he's talking to them, nothing aggressive and they don;t bother about him. It's so sweet to watch.
then the other day I was looking at a vid of piggie;s talking on you tube and he pricked his ears up and started talking to them, and week week weeking.... it was sooooo sweet
so I was looking for a baby boar to rescue and bond him with. But the place i got him from advised that I should not even entertain bonding him as they tried pairing him up and they ended up fighting. He was an unwanted child's pet. he is so confident though and is a lovely cheeky chappie. I don't want to get him neutered.
would you advise steering well clear of bonding? I have been reading up on this and on one site it did say if the bonding wasn;t successful it would be better than nothing to just keep 2 boys seperate but still in the same room so they still have piggie company of some kind...
Sorry for the long post....
I'd be grateful for any advice.....or if any of you have had similar experiences.
many thanks
Andrea