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The new boar for our G-Pigs
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The new boar for our G-Pigs
For the short time I still have interweb the pictures shall keep coming
![The new boar for our G-Pigs 00311](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/16/50/22/95/00311.jpg)
![The new boar for our G-Pigs 00910](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/16/50/22/95/00910.jpg)
I love the mark on his face, it looks like a huge tusk!
![The new boar for our G-Pigs 01110](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/16/50/22/95/01110.jpg)
And this is his home to be. The girls will move in this week, as soon as I make a lid for it. Its the 125 gallon size plant pot so should have enough room, for a while anyway.
![Very Happy](https://2img.net/i/fa/i/smiles/icon_biggrin.png)
![The new boar for our G-Pigs 00311](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/16/50/22/95/00311.jpg)
![The new boar for our G-Pigs 00910](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/16/50/22/95/00910.jpg)
I love the mark on his face, it looks like a huge tusk!
![The new boar for our G-Pigs 01110](https://i.servimg.com/u/f72/16/50/22/95/01110.jpg)
And this is his home to be. The girls will move in this week, as soon as I make a lid for it. Its the 125 gallon size plant pot so should have enough room, for a while anyway.
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Re: The new boar for our G-Pigs
Oh he's lovely GB! Having said goodbye to our last guinea, I will have to share other people's now!!
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Re: The new boar for our G-Pigs
Dandelion wrote:Oh he's lovely GB! Having said goodbye to our last guinea, I will have to share other people's now!!
Awwwww
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Re: The new boar for our G-Pigs
You are kind
I'm deliberately not having any more guineas as I'm having to decrease my workload as my mother's needs become a bit more pressing. I do miss saying hello to them every time I go through the porch to get into the garden, and I miss the fact that they used to eat all kinds of bits and pieces, but I don't miss the endless of trail of hay which they created, which seemed to get everywhere!!
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I'm deliberately not having any more guineas as I'm having to decrease my workload as my mother's needs become a bit more pressing. I do miss saying hello to them every time I go through the porch to get into the garden, and I miss the fact that they used to eat all kinds of bits and pieces, but I don't miss the endless of trail of hay which they created, which seemed to get everywhere!!
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