I've had my boy piggies for about 2 months now. They started out as a bonded pair sharing their living space, but are now separated by a C&C partition due to fighting (with blood drawn, more than once). But this morning, after I cleaned their home, freshened everything up, topped off their hay and gave them a treat, I bent down to talk to them quietly with my face near their pen wall. One of them stood up to me and nudged my nose with his... then the other one did the same thing. They may have thought I had more treats for them or had some other practical reason for nudging noses with me, but it melted my heart. 💕 The younger one has started popcorning at times and he did that a few times also this morning. It makes me so happy to see them happy... and learning to trust me. I credit Sarah's suggestions for taming with helping me to tame them... I have watched a number of her videos and they are so very helpful! Thank you Sarah... Keep them coming. 🙂
My guinea pigs have become so much more comfortable around me (ive had them for almost a year), however i have come to terms that one of my piggies absolutely hates being touched even after me being very patient and trying everything i could however my other piggie absolutely loves being stroked and held 😂😂 they are so different from each other❤
I have a pig that is so so skittish. I've had her for two years. I haven't stopped trying, and I can finally put her a little every day. So yes! Don't give up!
Have you considered that by not picking her up and forcing some interaction upon her you have allowed her to be more scared for these past months/years? Rather than just a more scary few days and then a much more confident experience after
@@user-zs8yu4bc9t I do pick her up and handle her. It's more about her letting me pet her in the cage. I've been doing Saskia's method of gentle taming for months and take her out quite often. I rescued her from a horrible hoarding situation and she is just a wild thing. She's still very skittish around others but finally warming up to me.
I have a skittish pig that is the same. She will let me pick her up but she is definitely not relaxed on lap time. I have had her for a year and she is braver but I think it is her personality type. I will keep trying but I think some piggies are just not fans ☺️
@@aaronwagner2215 yes. I have four girls. I had five at one point. Three of which begged for pets and cuddles. So my skittish girl saw plenty of good interactions.
This morning I put a soft hidey my piggies havent had in awhile, so my little one Nugget was checking it out and so focused on chewing on it. I gently 'grabbed' him with one hand and it startled him and he kicked and made a little squeal but when he realized it was just me he didnt even move away lol! Ive been putting my hands in the cage a lot, even for no reason just fluffing up hay or adjusting mats. Ill even do some sweeping and get them used to my hands reaching into the cage. The more they see your hands and realize nothing bad happens, the better! Ive only had my piggies for 6 months and theyre already getting used to me and when I walk into the room they don't tend to run to the other side of the cage as often.
Thank you I just got two piggies and I’m new to owning piggies and my piggies are frightened by people and interactions so this video helped me a lot with taming them. ❤️☺️
Mine are pretty tame girls but like you said their all different and one (the submissive one) is like "Hi hooman you got food?" And the other is "AHHHH HOOMAN RUN FOR YOUR LIFE....... Oh never mind food yum"🐹🐹😂
I love your piggies they are so cute! so much personality. I also love the little guinea pig captions. always makes me smile. I have Himalayans, Peruvians, alpaca, two coronets, two texals, and various buff color varieties. I'm still learning about the different breeds. My alpaca "Frodo Baggins" and my coronet girl "Pearl Harbor" are my two favorites. Thank you for sharing this advice with us! My Himalayans have arrived from interstate and had a long journey to get to me, so are still settling in and getting to know cage mates etc. and getting use to the grain mix I give them. It's so much for the poor little dears to get use to.
I got two piggie brothers in January and your videos have helped me (and them) so much! One was much more shy and following your taming advice I've seen such a difference! Thank you so much for all the work you put in to your channel and sharing your lovely piggies with us 💖
I just brought my rescue piggies home for the first time today and two of them were out with in seconds even nibbling on me when i moved their food bowl whereas the other one took a while to leave the carry kennel and then went straight into a hide and hid for most of the day but shes slowly been getting more confident so fingers crossed she'll be at home in no time 😊
i'm following technique from Saskia from Los Angeles Guinea Pig Rescue and it worked wonder almost like magic. in the first day my piggies no longer scared of me holding them.
Someone here mentions loving the piggy captions and I totally agree they make me so happy like you don't even know😆😆😊 sometimes they even make me laugh❤❤❤🥹🥹
I don't have any sweet piggies but I love watching your videos. You make me want a few of my own:) I have a full house of 2 bunnies, 3 birds, 1 cat, 1 dog and 7 snakes, 13 assorted geckos. A bit of a zoo, but we love it. Thanks for all your knowledge and love of piggies. Yawns are sooo adorable!!! Hi Nacho & girlies💕❤
I recently got a pair of bonded sows to bond with my boar (he and his brother had to be separated) and they were so terrified they didn't move in 24 hours and went into stasis. I gave them the night with as little noise as possible as the environment was very different to before but in this case it was good i did try to handle them to check on them. One had completely been soaked in her own pee from being too afraid to move then obviously ill from not eating ;; They had a week of meds and critical care they are both so lively now they've had a couple of weeks getting used to me, my flat, and also the boar I bonded with them. I'd recommend getting pet cameras to anyone new to it too as you'll get to pick up on behaviours to keep an eye on them as well.
I had mine for 6 months now (one of them 2 months) and its slowly getting better, I am a bit scared to handle them proper as they are really skittish about that and ah I feel bad. But I can pet some of them a little while feeding and I handfeed them and most of them come running for treats. Its a lot better than it used to be and that I am proud of. I been keeping up w their haircuts and nailcuts too despite it being scarry. And had to give some of them a bath too, which actually wasnt too bad. I hope we can work up to handling soon. Some of them are definitely more ready than others. One only just started coming out for food sometimes, shes super skittish. Then our newest one, a neutered boar has almost immediately been super confident. I do love them a lot even though they only like me when I feed them 😂
Hi Sarah great video luckily both of my boys are quite tame picking them is not easy but I find if I put a cozy bed inside of they cage they will go into to it really easy and let me pick the bed up with one them in it the bed is only got a bottom and small side so I still pet them they do get lap time with a blanket one of them loves blankets
My guinea pig is really sick right now and the vet has been unable to find whats wrong :/ we're doing vitamin C treatments for now, thank you for your content to learn and distract us all
What symptoms is you’re piggy showing? I may be able to give advice as my mum is a vet specialising in small animals and I have lots of experience’!’ Hope you’re piggy feels better soon though ❤❤
I got a 2nd piggy after watching yours ❤. The 1st is about 6 weeks (Lulu), and 2nd is about 1yr (Daisy). Of course D is dominant, but when is it too dominant? While she doesn't chase she constantly tries to nip Lulu if Lulu is anywhere close to food/hay/hidey that Daisy wants to be near. Should I separate? They have been in midwest enclosure for about 2 weeks now. Lulu mostly stays along sides of enclosure. I strew the hay and treats, so Daisy can't claim all at same time. Or is this normal? And if Lulu is in one hide and D walks near, she runs to other hide. 😢
Hi - I have a video on dominance coming very soon where I talk about these exact scenarios! For now hold off separating, chances are they are still settling into their new home as a pair and ironing out the hierarchy.
I have had my Guinea pigs for almost a week and last night was the first time I saw them popcorn. I’ve been putting my hand out with pellets or pea flakes and they are starting to really get curious about me.
I’m struggling to tame one of my guinea pigs ace. He is very aggressive or lively should I say, he still runs from my hands when trying to pick him up. Unlike his piggie mate spot who is calmer and just easier to bond with. I’m trying not to give up
When is it safe to expose the new piggie to the ither piggie. Reason im asking is I'm adopting a piggie friend for Sebastian. Should i quarantine the new piggie?
I got two guinea pigs for Christmas and I would watch your videos everyday. But then we had to sell them a month or so after we got them. I miss them so very much, and I want to try again with guinea pigs. But they are very expensive and I think I ruined my chances of getting guinea pigs again. Well when I sold my guinea pigs, I stopped watching your channel. It was so hard because i love your channel so much! Today was the first day I came back to your channel and it was very hard. I was getting back memories of Regus and griffin ( my guinea pigs) but your channel has helped me through it and I want to say, thank you!
My two girls react to each family member differently. My youngest girl loves my youngest son, maybe because they're both energetic. She's more relaxed with him.
Piggies are awesome! But - long haired breed are a lot of work and I wouldn't generally recommend for a first time owner. Funky haired breed like rex/teddy or abyssinians are fun too and don't require anywhere near as much grooming etc. I have some videos on piggie breeds you might want to watch - the "which breed" one is good one! 😊
I had my piggies for a year now and they still have that prey response and hide whenever we pass close. They are very friendly when it comes to food and dont mine that i clean the cage, but I dont like that they seem to fear us the rest of the time. Any advice on how to make them relax when we are just there and not interrracting?
I'm also experiencing the same thing with my 3 guinea pigs. I've had them for a year now, and they are very happy when they receive their food, but run when any human enters the room. I am also looking for some solutions that can help me and my guineas have a better bond together.
I have been trying to gain my black and white female, Cookie's trust and trying to tame her but she is still absolutely terrified of me. I feel like I am making 0 progress.
Hey Sarah luv ur vids but I got a question. I have 2 boys and in a few months to years I really want to get more so they can be in a herd is it safe for then?
Looking for some help. Got a pair of pigs about 3 months ago but one of them just hides in his bed all the time unless he wants food. He seems entirely healthy but is constantly anxious. He will hand feed but just goes back to hiding. Try to hold him and give him treats daily but just doesnt seem to improve. The other pig is the opposite, very scatty and just wont sit still. Just sprints everywhere. Is there any advice on how to get them to calm down a little or is it just because they are adolescent? They have a 5x2 run and are in the living room so should be used to me being around.
Hello! I am a Guinea pig owner to 2 girls named biscuit and butter! I’ve had them since March of this year, and I had the same issue with Butter. She would always hide and run away unless there was food. It took probably a month, but I was just patient with her, and every time I try to pet her, I let her smell me and sniff around my hand first and slowly go into pet her and speak in a soft voice. This helped a lot. being gentle is the best way, but on the other hand, piggies have different personalities, and some are timid and some are outgoing. Just keep being patient and working with your pig. - Leah 😊
When I re started my guini pig loving hobby I only got 1 I started to notice she was sad but 6 months later I got her a freind, I got him yesterday I see them playing eating and sleeping in the same hiddy but now I only have 2 do I need to get more?
I love having a herd but also with two piggies they are easier to manage in terms of sharing out attention and organising things like lap time and floor time. But with three you have another character and dynamic added to the group. Things to consider are your future plans when it comes to carrying on owning piggies; the risk of them not getting along and what you would do; whether you need to upgrade cage size etc; and how easy it is for others to look after them when you're away.
Most grasses are fine, if you know what type it is and think it might be something unusual, you can have a look on forums to see if anyone else has asked - the guinea pig forum is a good one 😊
I have a question. I have two boar piggies, I've learned how to do the necessary "boar cleaning" of those sensitive areas. They really don't like it. I've been doing it about every 4-5 weeks and every time I do it, it sets us back with taming. It takes almost the next four weeks to get them back to trusting me fully again. Nail trimming does the same thing. Looking for any suggestions you may have. Trying hard to make it all work for the good of my precious piggie boys. 🐭🩵🐭
I've had my boy piggies for about 2 months now. They started out as a bonded pair sharing their living space, but are now separated by a C&C partition due to fighting (with blood drawn, more than once). But this morning, after I cleaned their home, freshened everything up, topped off their hay and gave them a treat, I bent down to talk to them quietly with my face near their pen wall. One of them stood up to me and nudged my nose with his... then the other one did the same thing. They may have thought I had more treats for them or had some other practical reason for nudging noses with me, but it melted my heart. 💕 The younger one has started popcorning at times and he did that a few times also this morning. It makes me so happy to see them happy... and learning to trust me. I credit Sarah's suggestions for taming with helping me to tame them... I have watched a number of her videos and they are so very helpful! Thank you Sarah... Keep them coming. 🙂
My guinea pigs have become so much more comfortable around me (ive had them for almost a year), however i have come to terms that one of my piggies absolutely hates being touched even after me being very patient and trying everything i could however my other piggie absolutely loves being stroked and held 😂😂 they are so different from each other❤
Bless them, piggies do have unique characters! It sounds like you're doing a great job with them! 😀
@@SqueakDreams thank you !😁❤️
My baby girl Ginger RIP took about until her third birthday to decide for herself that she was my pet. Don’t give up.
I have a pig that is so so skittish. I've had her for two years. I haven't stopped trying, and I can finally put her a little every day. So yes! Don't give up!
Have you considered that by not picking her up and forcing some interaction upon her you have allowed her to be more scared for these past months/years? Rather than just a more scary few days and then a much more confident experience after
@@user-zs8yu4bc9t I do pick her up and handle her. It's more about her letting me pet her in the cage. I've been doing Saskia's method of gentle taming for months and take her out quite often. I rescued her from a horrible hoarding situation and she is just a wild thing. She's still very skittish around others but finally warming up to me.
I have a skittish pig that is the same. She will let me pick her up but she is definitely not relaxed on lap time. I have had her for a year and she is braver but I think it is her personality type. I will keep trying but I think some piggies are just not fans ☺️
Do you have more than one? If not then I highly recommend getting another female one
@@aaronwagner2215 yes. I have four girls. I had five at one point. Three of which begged for pets and cuddles. So my skittish girl saw plenty of good interactions.
This morning I put a soft hidey my piggies havent had in awhile, so my little one Nugget was checking it out and so focused on chewing on it. I gently 'grabbed' him with one hand and it startled him and he kicked and made a little squeal but when he realized it was just me he didnt even move away lol! Ive been putting my hands in the cage a lot, even for no reason just fluffing up hay or adjusting mats. Ill even do some sweeping and get them used to my hands reaching into the cage. The more they see your hands and realize nothing bad happens, the better! Ive only had my piggies for 6 months and theyre already getting used to me and when I walk into the room they don't tend to run to the other side of the cage as often.
Even though I don't have these cute animals, I really like looking at you. I learned a lot about them. I love you all. Hugs to all of you 🐾🐾🐾
Thank you I just got two piggies and I’m new to owning piggies and my piggies are frightened by people and interactions so this video helped me a lot with taming them. ❤️☺️
Can I just put it out there that Guinea Pig YAWNS are just the cutest thing ever!! ❤😂❤
I have a g piggie and she is so so soooo cute she loves being held and stroked🩷
Mine are pretty tame girls but like you said their all different and one (the submissive one) is like "Hi hooman you got food?" And the other is "AHHHH HOOMAN RUN FOR YOUR LIFE....... Oh never mind food yum"🐹🐹😂
HOOMAN
I love your piggies they are so cute! so much personality. I also love the little guinea pig captions. always makes me smile. I have Himalayans, Peruvians, alpaca, two coronets, two texals, and various buff color varieties. I'm still learning about the different breeds. My alpaca "Frodo Baggins" and my coronet girl "Pearl Harbor" are my two favorites. Thank you for sharing this advice with us! My Himalayans have arrived from interstate and had a long journey to get to me, so are still settling in and getting to know cage mates etc. and getting use to the grain mix I give them. It's so much for the poor little dears to get use to.
I got two piggie brothers in January and your videos have helped me (and them) so much! One was much more shy and following your taming advice I've seen such a difference! Thank you so much for all the work you put in to your channel and sharing your lovely piggies with us 💖
Thank you so much that's lovely to hear! Best of luck with your happy piggies! 😍
I do think consistency is the most important part of taming😊
I just brought my rescue piggies home for the first time today and two of them were out with in seconds even nibbling on me when i moved their food bowl whereas the other one took a while to leave the carry kennel and then went straight into a hide and hid for most of the day but shes slowly been getting more confident so fingers crossed she'll be at home in no time 😊
i'm following technique from Saskia from Los Angeles Guinea Pig Rescue and it worked wonder almost like magic. in the first day my piggies no longer scared of me holding them.
Someone here mentions loving the piggy captions and I totally agree they make me so happy like you don't even know😆😆😊 sometimes they even make me laugh❤❤❤🥹🥹
Your pigs are so cute and well taken care of and loved.
Your guinea pigs make me smile ❤❤❤
I don't have any sweet piggies but I love watching your videos. You make me want a few of my own:) I have a full house of 2 bunnies, 3 birds, 1 cat, 1 dog and 7 snakes, 13 assorted geckos. A bit of a zoo, but we love it. Thanks for all your knowledge and love of piggies. Yawns are sooo adorable!!! Hi Nacho & girlies💕❤
Wow what a fab bunch of animals 😍 and thank you! Nacho says henlo! 💚
Hand feeding is the best to get the guinea pigs to like you! Great advice ❤
Another helpful and entertaining video ❤😊
Glad you enjoyed! 😃
I recently got a pair of bonded sows to bond with my boar (he and his brother had to be separated) and they were so terrified they didn't move in 24 hours and went into stasis. I gave them the night with as little noise as possible as the environment was very different to before but in this case it was good i did try to handle them to check on them. One had completely been soaked in her own pee from being too afraid to move then obviously ill from not eating ;; They had a week of meds and critical care they are both so lively now they've had a couple of weeks getting used to me, my flat, and also the boar I bonded with them. I'd recommend getting pet cameras to anyone new to it too as you'll get to pick up on behaviours to keep an eye on them as well.
Thankyou so much needed this , it’s only £30 for my 2 Guinea pigs , there called miss piggy and Clara what spoilt things (: ❤
I had mine for 6 months now (one of them 2 months) and its slowly getting better, I am a bit scared to handle them proper as they are really skittish about that and ah I feel bad. But I can pet some of them a little while feeding and I handfeed them and most of them come running for treats. Its a lot better than it used to be and that I am proud of. I been keeping up w their haircuts and nailcuts too despite it being scarry. And had to give some of them a bath too, which actually wasnt too bad. I hope we can work up to handling soon. Some of them are definitely more ready than others. One only just started coming out for food sometimes, shes super skittish. Then our newest one, a neutered boar has almost immediately been super confident. I do love them a lot even though they only like me when I feed them 😂
Great advice from you and Nacho " the wig "😂..My girls are skiddish and so am l ,so l get them 😂
Hi Sarah great video luckily both of my boys are quite tame picking them is not easy but I find if I put a cozy bed inside of they cage they will go into to it really easy and let me pick the bed up with one them in it the bed is only got a bottom and small side so I still pet them they do get lap time with a blanket one of them loves blankets
Cute ❤
THX FOR HELPNG!!!
My guinea pig is really sick right now and the vet has been unable to find whats wrong :/ we're doing vitamin C treatments for now, thank you for your content to learn and distract us all
Healing wishes for your piggie 🧡
What symptoms is you’re piggy showing? I may be able to give advice as my mum is a vet specialising in small animals and I have lots of experience’!’ Hope you’re piggy feels better soon though ❤❤
Love the vid 😊
I got a 2nd piggy after watching yours ❤. The 1st is about 6 weeks (Lulu), and 2nd is about 1yr (Daisy). Of course D is dominant, but when is it too dominant? While she doesn't chase she constantly tries to nip Lulu if Lulu is anywhere close to food/hay/hidey that Daisy wants to be near. Should I separate? They have been in midwest enclosure for about 2 weeks now. Lulu mostly stays along sides of enclosure. I strew the hay and treats, so Daisy can't claim all at same time. Or is this normal? And if Lulu is in one hide and D walks near, she runs to other hide. 😢
Hi - I have a video on dominance coming very soon where I talk about these exact scenarios! For now hold off separating, chances are they are still settling into their new home as a pair and ironing out the hierarchy.
Baby callie was so small!!!❤
I know, teeny tiny!!
❤❤please make video about how to hold them❤❤
I have had my Guinea pigs for almost a week and last night was the first time I saw them popcorn. I’ve been putting my hand out with pellets or pea flakes and they are starting to really get curious about me.
I’m struggling to tame one of my guinea pigs ace. He is very aggressive or lively should I say, he still runs from my hands when trying to pick him up. Unlike his piggie mate spot who is calmer and just easier to bond with. I’m trying not to give up
When is it safe to expose the new piggie to the ither piggie. Reason im asking is I'm adopting a piggie friend for Sebastian. Should i quarantine the new piggie?
I got two guinea pigs for Christmas and I would watch your videos everyday. But then we had to sell them a month or so after we got them. I miss them so very much, and I want to try again with guinea pigs. But they are very expensive and I think I ruined my chances of getting guinea pigs again. Well when I sold my guinea pigs, I stopped watching your channel. It was so hard because i love your channel so much! Today was the first day I came back to your channel and it was very hard. I was getting back memories of Regus and griffin ( my guinea pigs) but your channel has helped me through it and I want to say, thank you!
It funny I talked to my guinea pigs when my boys when they was around then again they was smart guinea
My two girls react to each family member differently. My youngest girl loves my youngest son, maybe because they're both energetic. She's more relaxed with him.
Hi ❤❤ I love ur ur videos
Thank you!
Hi
Hi! I was thinking of getting some piggies!, any breed recommendations for starters? 😄 ( I like the long haired ones )
Piggies are awesome! But - long haired breed are a lot of work and I wouldn't generally recommend for a first time owner. Funky haired breed like rex/teddy or abyssinians are fun too and don't require anywhere near as much grooming etc. I have some videos on piggie breeds you might want to watch - the "which breed" one is good one! 😊
@@SqueakDreams thank you!!!
I had my piggies for a year now and they still have that prey response and hide whenever we pass close.
They are very friendly when it comes to food and dont mine that i clean the cage, but I dont like that they seem to fear us the rest of the time.
Any advice on how to make them relax when we are just there and not interrracting?
I'm also experiencing the same thing with my 3 guinea pigs. I've had them for a year now, and they are very happy when they receive their food, but run when any human enters the room. I am also looking for some solutions that can help me and my guineas have a better bond together.
Could you do a video on bloat please?
I have been trying to gain my black and white female, Cookie's trust and trying to tame her but she is still absolutely terrified of me. I feel like I am making 0 progress.
Can't wait to get my guinea pig
(^🐽^)
Congrats!
Hey Sarah luv ur vids but I got a question. I have 2 boys and in a few months to years I really want to get more so they can be in a herd is it safe for then?
I have a piggy I have had her for about a month now and I feel like im making 0 progress.
I have a question, is it okay if I decorate the outside of my guinea pig Carmellos room??
As long as they can't chew on anything potential unsafe for them (watch for anything that could fall into or trail into the cage), then yes 😊
Looking for some help. Got a pair of pigs about 3 months ago but one of them just hides in his bed all the time unless he wants food. He seems entirely healthy but is constantly anxious. He will hand feed but just goes back to hiding. Try to hold him and give him treats daily but just doesnt seem to improve. The other pig is the opposite, very scatty and just wont sit still. Just sprints everywhere.
Is there any advice on how to get them to calm down a little or is it just because they are adolescent?
They have a 5x2 run and are in the living room so should be used to me being around.
Hello! I am a Guinea pig owner to 2 girls named biscuit and butter! I’ve had them since March of this year, and I had the same issue with Butter. She would always hide and run away unless there was food. It took probably a month, but I was just patient with her, and every time I try to pet her, I let her smell me and sniff around my hand first and slowly go into pet her and speak in a soft voice. This helped a lot. being gentle is the best way, but on the other hand, piggies have different personalities, and some are timid and some are outgoing. Just keep being patient and working with your pig. - Leah 😊
When I re started my guini pig loving hobby I only got 1 I started to notice she was sad but 6 months later I got her a freind, I got him yesterday I see them playing eating and sleeping in the same hiddy but now I only have 2 do I need to get more?
I love having a herd but also with two piggies they are easier to manage in terms of sharing out attention and organising things like lap time and floor time. But with three you have another character and dynamic added to the group. Things to consider are your future plans when it comes to carrying on owning piggies; the risk of them not getting along and what you would do; whether you need to upgrade cage size etc; and how easy it is for others to look after them when you're away.
are guinea pigs a good pet?
Awwww❤❤❤❤❤😍😍😍😍😍
At least my husband isn't the only one who cuts grass with scissors! I just pick it.
Can you hand feed any ol' grass?
Most grasses are fine, if you know what type it is and think it might be something unusual, you can have a look on forums to see if anyone else has asked - the guinea pig forum is a good one 😊
@@SqueakDreams Oh my goodness I can't believe you actually replied!! Thank you so much! I'm subscribed XD
Me watching this after having Guinea pigs that are already tamed 😮
You are lucky! 😊🌻
My guinia pigs hava bad sonething 😮 one is zuzu 2 is zuko zuzu is bad zuko i cute good zuzu is cute but is bad 😆 😂
Me watching this with my guinea pigs
Hi guinea pigs!
First!
I have a question. I have two boar piggies, I've learned how to do the necessary "boar cleaning" of those sensitive areas. They really don't like it. I've been doing it about every 4-5 weeks and every time I do it, it sets us back with taming. It takes almost the next four weeks to get them back to trusting me fully again. Nail trimming does the same thing. Looking for any suggestions you may have. Trying hard to make it all work for the good of my precious piggie boys. 🐭🩵🐭
must. eat :D :D :D