Locksley here again today. We don't go to Shows, but Auntie Doris and Uncle Bob do a lot of them. Here we have invited their champion Marmalade to tell what it's like to go showing. I'm just going to add what Auntie Doris told me: most shows have classes for certain breeds, where you have …
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Hello! I had a very exciting day yesterday. Uncle Bob and Auntie Doris came to see us. I didn't know them before that, but I do now. Mummy has known them a long time, and they've known most of the other pigs in George's Guinea Pig World, but not personally. We're the only ones they've …
It's me, Kevin, again. Today I'm very honoured to be interviewing Auntie Doris. She lives in a county called Kent which is where my Mummy's Mummy came from. It's complicated. Anyway, I asked Auntie Doris first off "Who are your guinea pigs and what are their favourite things?" and she gave me a huge long …
I had a holiday last week. Well, I didn't, I just had a day off. Well, I really just forgot. Thank you, Kevin, for posting for me on Tuesday. Our mate George, Werewolf George, that is, not Our George (who isn't here any more, but who made this site), has been giving updates on his …
I've never met him, but Auntie Doris and Uncle Bob have a piggy called Xanadu. This is him with his friend Nighthawk. He's a Rex breed, like Oscar and Midge (although he's not related, I don't think). He's also a Himalayan marked pig. Auntie Doris says he takes after his himmy side more than his …
Norman and Nimrod both belonged to Auntie Doris and Uncle Bob. Norman was a funny looking chap - he didn't have any hair! They called him a 'skinny pig' and apparently it's quite normal, he wasn't ill or anything. Mummy says there are lots of animals that normally have hair that now have strains that …
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