This is quite a funny story, and I guess most piggy owners can relate to it.
So, in 2006-2007, we had a heart-pig. The less funny part of the story, he died at just nine months. When he died, he was flat and limp.
-wipes tears-
Now we have 2 healthy happy guinea pigs, and they do something that Willy never did. When the sleep, the go flat (or "phlat" as me and my sister like to say) like a pancake!
(Figgy sometimes sleeps with his eyes open. Freaks me out.)
Now I'm quite used to seeing the splayed out across the floor sleeping peacefully, but 2 or three years ago when we got them, this scared me so much. Every time I would see one of them sleeping like that I would think they were dead and I would say "Oh my god, Figgy wake up!" or "Oh my god, Poco wake up!" And they would wake up. I didn't really want them to miss sleep, but I was checking that they weren't dead.
Did anyone else have this problem?
Now I just find it sweet when I see the little pancake pigs. :<>
So, in 2006-2007, we had a heart-pig. The less funny part of the story, he died at just nine months. When he died, he was flat and limp.
-wipes tears-
Now we have 2 healthy happy guinea pigs, and they do something that Willy never did. When the sleep, the go flat (or "phlat" as me and my sister like to say) like a pancake!
(Figgy sometimes sleeps with his eyes open. Freaks me out.)
Now I'm quite used to seeing the splayed out across the floor sleeping peacefully, but 2 or three years ago when we got them, this scared me so much. Every time I would see one of them sleeping like that I would think they were dead and I would say "Oh my god, Figgy wake up!" or "Oh my god, Poco wake up!" And they would wake up. I didn't really want them to miss sleep, but I was checking that they weren't dead.
Did anyone else have this problem?
Now I just find it sweet when I see the little pancake pigs. :<>
