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Yes it’s definitely a possibility, mine free roamed but still had multiple places to eat, sleep and poo. Only thing I did find tricky is that I always had to check where I put my feet down!
Litter training piggies is really hard, or it was for me, but they can sometimes choose a favourite spot to go
Mine were blocked off from any furniture though as they can get in some ridiculous places!
I don’t have piggies anymore but I think you should get a pair and spam pictures all over a post
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Posted By Limit on 3/09/2017 9:48 AM
Yes it’s definitely a possibility, mine free roamed but still had multiple places to eat, sleep and poo. Only thing I did find tricky is that I always had to check where I put my feet down! Litter training piggies is really hard, or it was for me, but they can sometimes choose a favourite spot to go
Mine were blocked off from any furniture though as they can get in some ridiculous places!
I don’t have piggies anymore but I think you should get a pair and spam pictures all over a post
I always have to look before I move my feet, my bunnies are quick and stealthy
It’s encouraging to hear that although difficult, they can be litter trained. Is the process similar to litter training rabbits?
Haha if I get guinea pigs, it won’t be for a verrry long time. The reason I’m thinking about piggies is I just can’t imagine more rabbits when my current bunnies are gone
Guineas might be a nice change! But my bunnies are only 7 months old so I’ve literally got years and years to enjoy them 
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Didn’t see your reply! Apologies for replying late, yes it’s the same as rabbits in a way: scoop poo and put where you want them to go. I found mine weed in a certain place but their poo was everywhere sometimes (which is easiest to clean). Mine were female, not sure if that makes any difference as little said hers were male? Unsure if females are cleaner but perhaps I was lucky.
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