AmyAnn
Junior Guinea Pig
I've seen a few other threads where people have kept a record of their piggies' lives with photos and updates and thought it was a lovely idea 
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Ralph = black and white face, short haired
Albie = toffee and white face, rosette
We found our forever home on 30th March and Amy was veeery excited to see us. We kept her busy all week, and she laughed lots while watching us exploring our new home. We learnt to use the ramp to our hay loft, where we spend ages foraging for the readigrass sprinkled amongst the hay, sometimes we're completely hidden! We grumbled a bit about who's in charge in these new surroundings so we now have a hay tray and food bowl each
We've also had floor time in the living room and we zoomed about, popcorning away. Today we had a paper bag filled with tasty hay as a treat, we really liked that Amy also cuddled us for the first time (normally she moves us about inside our strawberry house), but we didn't really want to hang about long, too much zooming to do and hay to eat!
< love this last one, sorry so dark! Great advice about hay in a paper bag, see there is a little white nose poking out!
If I'm posting in the wrong place you can move it or let me know!
Ralph = black and white face, short haired
Albie = toffee and white face, rosette
We found our forever home on 30th March and Amy was veeery excited to see us. We kept her busy all week, and she laughed lots while watching us exploring our new home. We learnt to use the ramp to our hay loft, where we spend ages foraging for the readigrass sprinkled amongst the hay, sometimes we're completely hidden! We grumbled a bit about who's in charge in these new surroundings so we now have a hay tray and food bowl each
We've also had floor time in the living room and we zoomed about, popcorning away. Today we had a paper bag filled with tasty hay as a treat, we really liked that Amy also cuddled us for the first time (normally she moves us about inside our strawberry house), but we didn't really want to hang about long, too much zooming to do and hay to eat! < love this last one, sorry so dark! Great advice about hay in a paper bag, see there is a little white nose poking out!
