New arrivals

Yesterday morning we came downstairs to find that where we once had two guinea pigs, there now were five. Hurrah, babies!

I have been in negotiations with our local kebab shop and they are more than happy to take them off our hands next Tuesday.

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22 Responses to New arrivals

  1. Penelope says:

    Ohhh they are actually quite cute! Don’t they squeak constantly though?
    I can’t talk, we have a dog, 4 cats and 2 pet rats at our place ;o)

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  2. Ed (zoesdad) says:

    And the kids? Are they more than happy to return them to the shop?

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  3. NYCWD says:

    I had the same thing happen to me with hamsters. One night I had two “boys”… and the next day I had two “boys” and a dozen pink little things.

    I would offer to take two off your hands… but I don’t think they’d survive the flight in cargo.

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  4. Sam says:

    I like kebabs. Can we cut out the middle man?

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  5. Karl says:

    Very cute indeed. Congrats to the lucky parents.

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  6. CamiKaos says:

    why are they so adorable. They are SOOO adorable.

    sigh.

    It’s only a matter of time before we wind up with some… but not yours.

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  7. Brandon says:

    Mmmm…guinea kebabs!

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  8. Phil says:

    Our little hamster spends every waking hour planning her escape. I can’t imagine if she had help.

  9. Hurrah babies Indeed… you’re a cold, heartless man Mr Daniel Allthatcomeswithit…

    which reminds me, Chinese tonight…

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  10. Nat says:

    Are guinea pigs good eating?

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  11. Jo Beaufoix says:

    Ahh they are so cute. And how easy is guinea pig labour? I mean why the hell do we have to get it so hard? They just plop out four or five and carry on munching the grass. Tsk.

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  12. Arjan says:

    cool critters. I once had a rabbit that’s been ages. And the Russian Dwarf hamster in my house lost the fight with our cat.
    Can’t you just roast them? Sounds like a recipe: roast guinea pig

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  13. Bec says:

    Congratulations on the additions to your family… ‘Cause let’s face it the kids are never goign to let you give them away!

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  14. Gail says:

    Oh how cute – baby Neep Neeps!

    My neighbour has a shed full of rabbits and neep neeps which I look after when they go away.

    Neep Neeps is what Alexander called them when little – because that’s the noise they make.

    You are such a soft clart – there is no way you’d sell them to the kebab man!

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  15. PG says:

    funny, I immediately thought, “oooooh, I wonder how xbox is going to deal with this news”.

    Congrats to the happy parents. Any “Where do babies come from” questions?

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  16. Gary says:

    Someone once told me, and he was serious, that he would take the day old rabbits that had appeared in our hutch off our hands as they are delicious when fried in a little garlic butter while their bones are still soft.

    Of course I didn’t hand them over.

    They died two days later.

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  17. Oli says:

    Jo – something to do with the link between our intelligence and brain size (and therefore head size).
    Though judging by some of the other comments on this thread, I suspect the posters’ mothers may have had an easier time of it…

  18. sandip says:

    you could always bring them to the canal with us on the 11th and kill two birds with one stone.

  19. Deb says:

    There’s a show on the Travel Channel called “Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern.” If Andrew is to be believed, guinea pigs do indeed taste delicious. He ate barbequed guinea pigs in South America somewhere, skewered on a stick.

    I am not recommending this.

  20. Holmes says:

    Woohoo! Er, congratulations?

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  21. bon bon says:

    wait, so just yesterday there were two, and today there are three more nearly the same size as their parents? you may need to have your home checked for radioactivity or a worm hole or something…

  22. Ohhhh, little cute animals. wish i have them :)