Boadicea has lost a little weight since she's been here. I haven't seen any sign that Cannoli is guarding the food. In fact, they're often at the hay rack or the pellet dish together. I think Boadicea has a touch of ADHD. She starts eating food, then something catches her interest and she goes off to investigate. She'll come back and take a few more nibbles, then get distracted again. If she's unlucky, Cannoli will have polished off whatever she left behind. Noli has never been a fast eater for a guinea pig, but she's consistent. Slow and steady wins the race.
Boadicea is interested in everything, including a clean cage. She checks out the corners and the grids, and ooh! Is someone in the kitchen with treats? Talk about fearless - I've never seen any other pig leap off the ramp to the first level.
The last segment is a typical ousting from the third level cozy that I wrote about earlier this week. Boadi just kind of hangs out until Noli has enough of her and bolts. Silly pigs.
How cute! We are a family of animal lovers - mostly on behalf of rescued cats. However, my granddaughter received a guinea pig for Christmas and we are all enjoying her sweetness! Those gently little squeaks that are heard on your video are so heartwarming to me! I'm visiting from GYB.
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How cute! We are a family of animal lovers - mostly on behalf of rescued cats. However, my granddaughter received a guinea pig for Christmas and we are all enjoying her sweetness! Those gently little squeaks that are heard on your video are so heartwarming to me!
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Boadi has settled in so well! I love her curious little personality and exploratory chutting.
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