What To Do When A Guinea Pig Falls Into Your Lap
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cutemomomi
- Obey My Authority
*cough cough*
Someone called my McChompChomp???
Awww...
So,.. them playing poker, reading Sherlock and chomping grass under the sun?
Lookit that cute little face, so dignified, he is really hamming it up for the camera!
Someone called my McChompChomp???
Awww...
So,.. them playing poker, reading Sherlock and chomping grass under the sun?
Lookit that cute little face, so dignified, he is really hamming it up for the camera!
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Bethie
- Still supporting in 2014
Wheras many on Guinea Lynx have discussed growing wheatgrass for their pigs, Toby and Max would like to recommend a variety of grasses in your lawn. Different grasses thrive in different soils and conditions. This is important for a lush, full lawn.
The boys fully appreciate variety; picking out their favourite blades.
There is grass all over the fleece because Max really gets into his food. He will dig for bits at the bottom of the bowl and head chuck the rest out!
Toby would like to say that he is embarassed by his brother's gluttonous behaviour. Grass should be eaten blade-by-blade, savouring each flavour; not gobbled. How uncouth!
The boys fully appreciate variety; picking out their favourite blades.
There is grass all over the fleece because Max really gets into his food. He will dig for bits at the bottom of the bowl and head chuck the rest out!
Toby would like to say that he is embarassed by his brother's gluttonous behaviour. Grass should be eaten blade-by-blade, savouring each flavour; not gobbled. How uncouth!
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Bethie
- Still supporting in 2014
Hello Everybodee!
It's Max here. Toby and I are on holiday at the moment. I think I'm too far from the hub because the internet keeps cutting out, but I really can't complain: the sun is shining, there's a soft breeze, and Toby is totally zonked, so I get the loptop.
I've been eating for almost 1-1/2 hours now and have paused to rest. We are staying at our timeshare in the Back Garden. It's a gated estate two cabanas, a gazebo, water fountain, and race track. And tons of food! Food everywhere! I'm parked in the Pig Port which is part of the Eagle Eye Protection Program.
We both love the timeshare and recommend it to all you pigs. We'd be happy to swap with you! Our only complaint is that after hours at the grass snack bar, we go into bed (another part of the Eagle Eye Protection Program), we wheek for lettuce and veg and get told we already ate all day, we can eat hay and pellets. But we still get biscuits and peppers if there are any on the go.
Well, Toby's waking up, so it must be time for another round of eating. Keep in touch!
Max
It's Max here. Toby and I are on holiday at the moment. I think I'm too far from the hub because the internet keeps cutting out, but I really can't complain: the sun is shining, there's a soft breeze, and Toby is totally zonked, so I get the loptop.
I've been eating for almost 1-1/2 hours now and have paused to rest. We are staying at our timeshare in the Back Garden. It's a gated estate two cabanas, a gazebo, water fountain, and race track. And tons of food! Food everywhere! I'm parked in the Pig Port which is part of the Eagle Eye Protection Program.
We both love the timeshare and recommend it to all you pigs. We'd be happy to swap with you! Our only complaint is that after hours at the grass snack bar, we go into bed (another part of the Eagle Eye Protection Program), we wheek for lettuce and veg and get told we already ate all day, we can eat hay and pellets. But we still get biscuits and peppers if there are any on the go.
Well, Toby's waking up, so it must be time for another round of eating. Keep in touch!
Max
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