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Guinea Pig Pictures
Guinea pig pictures come in all shapes and sizes; a baby can fit in the palm of your hand; some farms breed them commercially.
These animals have been known for a long time and were a precious animal of the Incas. The common cavy was first domesticated in about 2000 BC. In the wild, they have a lot of predators and have to live in herds to provide for a better security. The average litter size is 2-5 babies, and life span is 4-7 years. The female cavies are more nervous, than the male. Once they settle into their new home and learn the routine, they calm down. When buying two cavies, it is recommended to buy either two females or a female and a neutered male.
Guinea pig pictures come in all shapes and sizes; a baby can fit in the palm of your hand; some farms breed them commercially.
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Now there are 8 species of these rodents. These animals originated from South America. There can still be found several different species of these rodents. It is thought that the ancestors of these animals were the restless cavies. The male cavy tends to make friendlier and calmer pet due its outgoing personality. Males are more curious and always interested in what’s going on around them. They are eager to greet the owner to see if they can get a special treat or their head scratched. However, it doesn’t mean that two males in one enclosure will get very well along with each other, but quite on the contrary. Guinea pig pictures come in all shapes and sizes; a baby can fit in the palm of your hand; some farms breed them commercially.
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