So, I have 4 girls that will soon be going in to be spayed.
I'm going to integrate them into the boys room. So, my dilemma:
I have 4 lone boys that could potentially be good candidates to have a girl in each cage. Then they won't be alone.
The other thing is, I could get all four girls in with a cage of 5 boys that I already have.
I could also put in one of the lone boys with the 4 girls. The options are endless.
Would splitting up the girls be a bad idea? Even knowing that they will be going in with a lone boy? Three of the girls are sisters and about a year old. They've been together since birth. The other is about 6 months old but is bonded with the group too.
I'm confused because I want the boys to be able to have friends, but I don't want the girls to be sad being apart from eachother. I could still have them out for playtime with eachother. make sense?
I'm going to integrate them into the boys room. So, my dilemma:
I have 4 lone boys that could potentially be good candidates to have a girl in each cage. Then they won't be alone.
The other thing is, I could get all four girls in with a cage of 5 boys that I already have.
I could also put in one of the lone boys with the 4 girls. The options are endless.
Would splitting up the girls be a bad idea? Even knowing that they will be going in with a lone boy? Three of the girls are sisters and about a year old. They've been together since birth. The other is about 6 months old but is bonded with the group too.
I'm confused because I want the boys to be able to have friends, but I don't want the girls to be sad being apart from eachother. I could still have them out for playtime with eachother. make sense?