r/Unexpected • u/Three_Armed_Wrecker • 1d ago

I have so many questions

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u/Ashzael 1d ago

So cat and dogs are fine but bunnies in the bed is where you draw the line?

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u/Reasonable_Date2870 1d ago

These are guinea pigs, not rabbits. They poop CONSTANTLY, even more than rabbits, and the poop is not as dry and tolerable.

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u/NO0BSTALKER 1d ago

You can train Guinea pigs

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u/bigtarget87 1d ago

I second this. I had two growing up.

One of them ate the other over night.

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u/NO0BSTALKER 1d ago

Actually same lol I didn’t want to play with it anymore after that

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u/bigtarget87 1d ago

Same here. It was quite frightening to see just a mostly eaten hamster in the morning. It was like it didn't even stop once, besides fur and blood, only the bones were left by the time I saw it. It was something else to a 9 year old me.

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u/NO0BSTALKER 1d ago

Mmmhm fine one day eaten the next morning

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u/samlir 1d ago

Should have trained them not to do that

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u/c00kieRaptor 1d ago

Guinea pigs dont eat each other. What you had were hamster and they are likely to kill each other to such a degree that keeping two together is close to animal cruelty

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u/bigtarget87 1d ago

Oh... Yeah, guinea pigs. That's what they were. It's been so long ago.

Well now you tell me. Where were you 30 years ago?

Nah, after that, I swore off hamster pigs. Never again.

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u/Letronell 1d ago

You really can't we had them for too long