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Hairless Guinea Pigs
Hairless guinea pigs are prized pets; a chick falls into the same category of novelty animals; get photos of either on a pet website.
Animals of this type have no or little hair. Nowadays they can be mainly found in America, but are likely to be seen in Europe and the rest of the world soon. The Baldwins have no hair at all. Sometimes babies of these rodents are born with little hair, but by the time they become adults their hair falls of. Animals of the Skinny type have wiry, frizzy hair on their head, face, and paws. Some animals of this type have hair on the backs and rest of body too, but generally they look skinny. Nowadays there are 8 species of these animals, but generally only one is widely kept as a pet.
Hairless guinea pigs are prized pets; a chick falls into the same category of novelty animals; get photos of either on a pet website.
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These animals suffer from very few health problems. They have a life expectancy of 4 to 7 years, with 5 being average. Males are larger than females, but do not normally weigh more than two pounds. The male cavy has an outgoing personality while the female is more nervous. Males are more curious; they are always interested in what’s going on around them. Females are more timid, than curious; loud noises and/or unexpected movements may still frighten them. However, females are non-aggressive and can usually be kept together without squabbling with each other, while males will surely argue if kept together. Hairless guinea pigs are prized pets; a chick falls into the same category of novelty animals; get photos of either on a pet website.
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