Available Here: Guinea Pig Breeding

4 minutes of guinea pigs

Dislike 0 Published on 19 Nov 2010

This video was uploaded from an Android phone.

this is their travel cage btw, not their permanent housing, which is much bigger and happier for them, hence why I let them run around the frontroom so much when they are with me

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For more information on guinea pig care please visit:
http://www.cavyspirit.com/
http://www.guineapigcages.com/
http://www.guinealynx.info/

As a side note on my pet posts, I often get comments about how much people "want one." I encourage you to read up on the proper care and treatment of all of these critters that you want. A pet is not a fashion accessory, collectible, or spur-of-the-moment item, it is a living thing that requires a commitment of MANY YEARS and needs proper care, housing, nutrition, and most importantly attention. It also has hidden costs such as vet bills and food expenses. It is a big responsibility.

As a plea for animal welfare I give you this:
If you love guinea pigs and want one, I encourage you to adopt and rescue pigs (and all of your pets) from shelters and rescues rather than pet stores. Pet stores often support and buy their animals from mass breeders; people who mistreat, abuse, and neglect animals and are only in it for the profit. If the pet you want can't be found in a shelter, then do your best to find a private breeder.

A great place to start looking for pets in need of rescue is Petfinder:
http://www.petfinder.com/

This is the site from which we found and adopted Fudge and Charlie.

So many animals are homeless and need a place to live, do your part and rescue them.