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Post by angelsfort on Aug 3, 2013 4:32:04 GMT
twice now in the last couple of weeks I've heard what sounded like a bird chirping in my living room, and since I don't own a bird I can only deduce that the sound is coming from one of my piggies. Is this a normal sound? if so, what does it mean? Both times I've heard it, its been after giving the piggies their nightly ritual head scratches and heading to bed. I've not been in the room and it stops before I can get out there to record it.
is this a sign of distress? or could it be that one of my piggies is trying to get me back out there for more head scratches?
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tatiepot
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Post by tatiepot on Aug 3, 2013 7:58:42 GMT
This sounds like chirping! Your very lucky to hear it...its quite rare. No one really knows why guinea pigs might chirp but i am sure its not a sign of distress. I have heard my sow chirp twice. Both times were when she had babies.
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Post by wiggypiggys on Aug 3, 2013 8:03:55 GMT
Yes as tatiepot has said it is very rare I have only heard it once too and that was also when my sow was pregnant. Pfft I spent an hour looking under the shed around the shed thinking there was a little bird hurt checking in the guinea cages until eventually I come to Beyonce curled next to my summer chirping while rubbing her head against summer haha.
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Post by popcornpiggy on Aug 3, 2013 8:57:05 GMT
There are a few clips on of this on youtube  if you wanted to compare with your little one. |
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Post by triskett on Apr 21, 2014 2:59:42 GMT
Wow! I wish to hear a chirp from my Toffee baby boy. However, I do own four parakeets now so I may get confused! Haha! Sounds wonderful  |
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