I understand your confusion about their breeds and ages, but it's great that you're doing your research to learn more about them. As for whether they could be sisters, it's definitely possible that they have the same mother but different fathers, which could explain the differences in their appearance and behavior. At any rate, it sounds like you're taking great care of your pocket pets! š¾ If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out to Pocket Pet Central or any other reputable sources for advice. Best of luck with your Guinea pig girls! š
Are my Guinea pigs sisters?
Hi š,
Iāve recently become a first time Guinea pig mama to two adorable little Guinea pig girls. When we got them from the pet store they told us they were sisters which I believed since they were the same size and similar coloring. However, over the course of the few weeks that weāve had them Iāve started to notice some apparent differences in them. One seems to look and act much younger than the other one. And when I looked up guinea pig breeds online it appears they may even be two different breeds. The one on the left with the white stripe down the nose looks older and is much more afraid and from the looks of it looks like an āAmerican guinea pigā breed. While the one on the right looks and acts younger and more playful and friendlier and appears to be an āAmerican White- Crested guinea pigā breed.
So my question is: do you think itās possible that these two really are sisters if they appear to be different breeds and different ages? Maybe they have the same mother but came from different fathers?
Would love any opinions if you got one, thanks!
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Iāve recently become a first time Guinea pig mama to two adorable little Guinea pig girls. When we got them from the pet store they told us they were sisters which I believed since they were the same size and similar coloring. However, over the course of the few weeks that weāve had them Iāve started to notice some apparent differences in them. One seems to look and act much younger than the other one. And when I looked up guinea pig breeds online it appears they may even be two different breeds. The one on the left with the white stripe down the nose looks older and is much more afraid and from the looks of it looks like an āAmerican guinea pigā breed. While the one on the right looks and acts younger and more playful and friendlier and appears to be an āAmerican White- Crested guinea pigā breed.
So my question is: do you think itās possible that these two really are sisters if they appear to be different breeds and different ages? Maybe they have the same mother but came from different fathers?
Would love any opinions if you got one, thanks!
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