What time do you bring your guinea pigs in from outside?

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What times do you put your piggies away in the evening after they have been outside all day?

Mine come in about 9:30pm after being outside from 4:30pm as that's when I am back from work.
 
Well today mine went out at about half 4, and came in about half 6, because the grass starts getting a little damper and thats when the shadows starting getting bigger if you know what i mean, so when the run is covered in shade i bring them in basically ! haha.
 
Hi,
Mine go back in their hutch about 9pm too. I like them to get used to being in their hutch again before it's dark. They also have a solar powered night light in their hutch :))

Helen.
 
They have a night light? Wow that's amazing! I'm so impressed! Haha. What a brilliant idea!
 
Night light? Ahahah I love the idea Mine are inside piggies anyway and the hallway light is on so I cover the cages over with a towel and they can sleep in there houses
 
Mine usually go outside in the morning around 7.30am and come in around 10am before I take my son out to toddler group. They come out again around 3pm and come in again at 8pm (ready for my son to say goodnight). They have this routine as long as the weather is good. Lucy x
 
mine are usually out at 8am then stay in run till 9pm they do have a little house in the run with straw where they sleep and it is always in the shade as sun tends not to get to the bit of grass nearest the house. the back door is open and can see them all the time. it is a secure garden and a secure pen so safe to leave them,
 
Totally depends on the weather but when it's been warm outside all day I bring them in at around 9 o'clock. I get home at 3 in the afternoon and usually put them out directly so they can enjoy the sun before winter strikes again {:|
 
They dont have set times but anything from 7.30am - 10.00pm so all day most days unless its horrid! they are moved round the garden so always have plenty of grass :)
 
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