Yes, I would say that eight weeks is a bit too young to start breeding your guinea pig. I would suggest waiting until your guinea pig is about four months old to start the breeding process. Otherwise, if you start breeding your guinea pig too early, there are multiple complications that could arrise that might affect the health of the mother of fetus(s).
one year...
yes this should be ok....never breed a gp over one year that hasn't birthed before as the hip joints fuse.
yes, there are many breeds of guinea pigs.
You can't ... you must have a boy and a girl. So ... buy another, borrow one from a friend, rent one. Your choice.
I'm not sure about males. For female guinea pigs, they should've given birth to the litter before they are one. Never breed your guinea pigs younger then about 5 months though, since it is cruel to breed your baby and make it have babies. Hope this is useful... Some good sites to check out are: Guinea Lynx Cavy Spirit
normally they are the same but if your looking for a cheep one it woud have to be a short haired mixed breed one
On average, a one year old lamb would weigh between 80-100 pounds, but it can vary depending on the breed and feeding regimen.
All breeds are a good breed to buy for a pet, it is just a matter of which one you like the best.
Guinea pigs can sometimes die after labor due to complications during childbirth, such as difficulty delivering the babies or internal bleeding. It may also be related to underlying health issues or inadequate care during the birthing process. Prompt veterinary care is crucial in such situations.
No one breed of horse is any better than the other, what a younger child needs is dependent upon their skill level, height, weight, and if they have a desire to compete in a specific discipline. Breed and color should be the last things considered for an 11 year old.
Mop guinea pigs are not a separate breed but rather a descriptive term for long-haired guinea pigs with flowing coats. To get a mop guinea pig, look for guinea pigs with long, silky fur at reputable breeders or rescue shelters. Remember that grooming and maintenance for long-haired guinea pigs may require more attention.
Experts usually recommend about 5 or 6 months old for a first litter of babies. Many people say that guinea pigs can't have babies after 8 months old, but this is extreme. I would recommend breeding your guinea pig before one year old. After you have bred it once, provided it was young when you did so, you can breed it again, regardless of it's age. Hope this helped, Mother of 7 females guinea pigs, and has successfully bred 4 guinea pigs.