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Murray's new herd - Catherine - 09-08-2015 I brought home two new rescue girls last week. They are doing very well. Murray however is a lonely boy. So I waited until the new piggies were used to life at my place and then I introduced them. They seem fine together. So I put them together in Murray's enclosure. The girls got busy moving pillows around. Then they took a nap together. Their first dinner together. I think they are going to be just fine together. Murray already looks better. He is looking bright and alert. The girls look like they are happy with Murray. RE: Murray's new herd - Cibach - 09-10-2015 They look really good together. Murray looks much more content with the girls there and they have taken to him, but then who wouldn't!! I didn't think it would be long before he was in a herd again. As you have said, they really are social creatures and definitely thrive in a herd environment, and the herd dynamic is so entertaining to watch!! Good Luck to them all, I'm sure they will be a happy bunch> RE: Murray's new herd - Catherine - 09-11-2015 They are really comfortable together. The girls have already established the dynamics between themselves. Murray being a male is not part of that. He is big, but he is easy going so they will never have conflicts or issues. He likes their company and they like him. I just knew they would be the right girls for him. They are old enough to be settled at 2 1/2 and Murray is probably not more than four. I can't decide which girl is dominant. Maybe neither one is. I am pretty sure they are sisters. Even with the different colours they are still very much alike. |