Did his testes drop?

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- 01/28/2014 at 12:00 PM
  Caitlyn C
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  Ok so I posted about finding a small bubble near his tummy earlier. Last night he had a binky’ing session on my bed having a grand old time. I went to put him in his cage and noticed a wrinkley thing that I later determined was a soft bubble?? I’ve been doing research and I’m wondering if it’s his testicles dropping. All the websites say 4-6 months old. He’s only 9 weeks.. is it possible? It’s only on the right side that I see it and it’s a little vieny. It’s not red or irritated as I said in the last post. AHH! I’m hoping it’s just that. Thanks all
  
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  he tends to dig at my fleece blanket I lay out for him. and even bite at it. is this a male thing? or just instinctual?
- 01/28/2014 at 12:09 PM
  Eepster
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  Can you get a picture of it?
- 01/28/2014 at 12:10 PM
  Sarita
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  Those behaviors aren’t gender specific.
  
  The testicles dropping is all I can think of as I stated in your other post – I think it’s just us guessing what it is based on what you say :~)
- 01/28/2014 at 10:51 PM
  Roberta
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  It can happen at 9 weeks which is why you should separate babies at that age… It’s one of the ways people get caught out with oops litters, so many assume they are like cats and dogs who generally don’t get mature enough until they are 5-6 mths old. My rescue foster litter are at 5 weeks now and I will be separating them at 8 weeks to ensure there aren’t any little accidents…Pandora will also be going in for her spay that week.
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