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| Is this right? | LizandPiggy | 24/04/2008 8:59:09 AM |
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| My friend breeds guinea pigs, and I wanted to know if this is true: she said that guinea pigs born in Summer are healthier than those born in Winter. I'm getting another in October, so I don't know whether to wait til next year. | |||
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| Becky | 31/01/2009 12:32:48 AM |
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| Hi. I think this does actually apply for all animals, that spring/summer pregnancies are better. This doesn't mean you're gonna get an ill pig though, if one's born in winter. Personally I don't believe there's noticeable different for an owner. Any breeders on here who may know more about this? | ||
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| diamondsareforever | 23/02/2009 10:55:17 PM |
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| The obvious point is that it is colder in the winter which is not so good for the piggies. I normally have two breeding sesions a year one in Spring/Early Summer and the other in early Autumn. None over winter. But I keep mine outside.. | ||
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