This Wasn't The Idea ? (please Read)

[ASTRID]

Well about a month ago i created a thread called Teenage Piggy Alert as my mother and daughter pig started to become aggressive to each other and my previous set of pigs (males)
started to draw blood. So i asked for help got some advice and it was all sorted now they are getting on to well i mean they have started to hump each other (pancake TRYs to get on Bakewell) bakewell starts chattering her teeth in the most aggressive way i have ever seen her get she never bites and lets you pick her up by standing still and never runs away.
I need some new advice for this new behavior ?!

 

[MerryPip]

Try having a read of this information:
http://www.theguineapigforum.co.uk/threads/sow-behaviour.38561/

For most pairs mounting is part of normal dominance behaviour and as piggies make such a variety of sounds this will help you decide what is aggression and what is a normal part of them working out their pecking order.

 

[Wiebke]

It sounds like you are dealing with a sow in season. It should be hopefully over in a day or at most two.

 

[ASTRID]

I though so as it was yesterday and that's the day bakewell gave birth in may (Thursday) it happens most Thursdays but they don't get on top of each other they just sway hips and purr its just pancake has taken it to a whole new level what should i do as bakewell gets really upset ?! x

 

[Briony_S]

I would keep your eye on them she is probably just grumpy and hormonal, but do keep checking them for wounds "just incase"

 

[ASTRID]

Will do!