We have 3 guinea pigs, 2 female and 1 male, who were all born in July this year. The male is not with the females at the moment. My question is this. If we were to put them all together, so that the females can have a litter, would we be able to have the male neutered after about 3 weeks and put him back with the pregnant females so that he can stay with them after the litters are weaned?
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rosie and bramble
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I'm sorry but this forum does not support deliberate breeding. There are enough guinea pigs in rescues that need homes without breeding any more. Especially as it sounds like you have no experience !
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Hello,
We do not support breeding on this forum and it is strictly against the forum rules to discuss it. They can be found here in Section 3 https://www.theguineapigforum.co.uk/pages/terms-and-rules/ .
Please consider not breeding your piggies. Pregnancies are often not straight forward there are considerable risks associated with breeding and you are putting at risk the lives of your girls and any possible future pups.
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We do not support breeding on this forum and it is strictly against the forum rules to discuss it. They can be found here in Section 3 https://www.theguineapigforum.co.uk/pages/terms-and-rules/ .
Please consider not breeding your piggies. Pregnancies are often not straight forward there are considerable risks associated with breeding and you are putting at risk the lives of your girls and any possible future pups.
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