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Guinea Pig Mating Noise. A male guinea pig may start wiggling his hips and walk around the female piggie in a pattern to get her attention and say, “let’s mate!”. Guinea pigs can make a variety of noises, and knowing what they mean can take some working out. It is made when a male romances a female and sometimes females in season also make it. A guinea pig rumble is deeper than a purring noise. Often accompanied by a sort of mating dance, rumbling is also sometimes called motorboating or rumble strutting. Sometimes referred to as motorboating, rumbling is a noise that males usually make during mating season to catch. Female guinea pigs make a rumbling sound to let males know that they are ready to mate, while. Your guinea pig may make rumble sounds to woo its crush/another guinea pig to mate. The second meaning of rumble strutting is mating. Our neutered male guinea pig spaghett is always rumblestrutting around performing his.

Your guinea pig may make rumble sounds to woo its crush/another guinea pig to mate. The second meaning of rumble strutting is mating. Often accompanied by a sort of mating dance, rumbling is also sometimes called motorboating or rumble strutting. A guinea pig rumble is deeper than a purring noise. Female guinea pigs make a rumbling sound to let males know that they are ready to mate, while. A male guinea pig may start wiggling his hips and walk around the female piggie in a pattern to get her attention and say, “let’s mate!”. Guinea pigs can make a variety of noises, and knowing what they mean can take some working out. Sometimes referred to as motorboating, rumbling is a noise that males usually make during mating season to catch. It is made when a male romances a female and sometimes females in season also make it. Our neutered male guinea pig spaghett is always rumblestrutting around performing his.

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Guinea Pig Mating Noise Female guinea pigs make a rumbling sound to let males know that they are ready to mate, while. It is made when a male romances a female and sometimes females in season also make it. Female guinea pigs make a rumbling sound to let males know that they are ready to mate, while. The second meaning of rumble strutting is mating. Your guinea pig may make rumble sounds to woo its crush/another guinea pig to mate. Often accompanied by a sort of mating dance, rumbling is also sometimes called motorboating or rumble strutting. A guinea pig rumble is deeper than a purring noise. Guinea pigs can make a variety of noises, and knowing what they mean can take some working out. Sometimes referred to as motorboating, rumbling is a noise that males usually make during mating season to catch. Our neutered male guinea pig spaghett is always rumblestrutting around performing his. A male guinea pig may start wiggling his hips and walk around the female piggie in a pattern to get her attention and say, “let’s mate!”.