Praises to the Prince of Peace, Mighty God, the Judge and Savior of all his creation Christ, who by his death redeemed the world, and in his great mercy and love only requires from us these simple things to have everlasting life, to repent and turn from sins and sin no more, live righteously, love others as yourself, and Believe he is the one true God, continue in this way and you will conquer all fear and sins, and inherit eternal life with our King.
Imagine running back into that little stampede 🤣, running back into a tidal wave of trampling piggies just to find your buddy. More loyal than some humans 🥲
@@oscarramirez2697 It has been disproven. Just because something is a popular idea that has taken root in contemporary culture, that does not make it true. There is no connection between dinosaurs and chickens. You can find this out for yourself by seeking out the most up-to-date research and using critical thinking to analyze and understand the information available. I encourage you to do so, instead of just believing modern-day fairy tales.
My Guinea pig, Prizzie, I've had for 6 years died yesterday, he was a very old boy. He lived indoors and was a great friend, the ginger pig in this video looks just like him, so it cheered me up watching this. You have a very happy group there.
that is pretty old for a guinea pig. well i dont know about pigs specifically but i know rodents in general will only live a few years. you must have taken very good care of him.
Correction: she lay on your belly. ("lay" is the simple past tense of "lie"). If she "lay" (eggs) on your belly, that would be the first case of a guinea pig turning into a bird.
I hope you’re feeling well now. It’s amazing your Guinea pig was so empathetic!!! What a beautiful relationship you have. It always makes me so happy when I hear special things like this. Thank you! Many blessings to you and your sweet friend. ✨💖✨
Watching this and GoPro cat POV videos makes me wonder whether we as humans were ever really the smart ones, having to fight and work so hard for what they already have every day.
Guinea pigs are the sweetest babies, I will recommend them to anyone, they are cuddly, friendly, and the babiest. They are just innocent little potatoes
This is wonderful for the cuties. I've always seen them in pet stores in cages, so to see them out in a good patch of land is fantastic. I'm sure their morale and feeling of well being is off the charts. They look so healthy and happy. Thank you for this share :)
One of the loveliest things I have ever seen on u tube... How they all queue up politely to get back in...and how the chickens mingle so well together with them... Most of us are good... And we can all get along...
Then you had cages that were too small. Our pigs live inside in an enclosed area more than big enough for them, where they don't have to worry about predators.
I used to have guineapigs that were living like dogs, just walking around the house all their life. I never had any closed cage. They had a small box with food and a place to sleep but it was easy to go out. When I went to another room sometimes they came and sat next to my leg and then they went back to eat at their place. Very lovely clever piggies 🐷😀
Lots of small animals are treated as “good for children” when in reality they’re kept in neglectful if not abusive conditions :( it sucks, so many kids are sucked into over-responsibility and heartbreak because their parents were taught that small animals are low-maintenance and good for kids, when in reality many of them require as much if not more care than cats and dogs
@@MaleOpressor @Artfactial bro’s I had my dwarf hamster in my living room, if i had a Castle I would have her entirely free there as well. I know unlike hamsters Guinness pigs crave perhaps more plantation and grass but if you leave them free in your apartment it will be good and also put grass and stuff everywhere and they’ll probably be happy!
Me and my family used to own three guinea pigs about 4 years back. They were great friends, and me and my brother would take them outside in the backyard to graze. They've all passed away now from old age, but they lasted about 4-5 years each. I think we gave them the best lives we could.
Did you get them as adults? Did they live 4-5 years with you or that's how old they were when they passed? 7-8 years is considered old age for guinea pigs. Maybe they were inbred. That's also what I'm wondering about with the herd in the video...
@@eva-w well two of them were originally going to be snake food. We originally had one guinea pig named Luna, but then we got the other two from my grandma. When we got the two there was a mother and a baby I would assume to be a few months old. I'm not sure how old the mother was, but we had her for almost four years, making her probably about 7 years old. The child guinea pig became really obese though because it would hog all of the food and ended up having health issues. It only lasted about 3 and a half years total. So the mother died first, then the baby after a short life, and then Luna. Luna was around probably a little over five years but she also had some illness at one point. She recovered from it, but it probably weakened her too. So I guess my estimation might have been a little off.
@@eva-w even 7-8 years is pretty young. All my pigs lasted over 10 years, the oldest dying at 13. We owned about 15 of them. The only one that died young was a pig that was 6 years old that had a stroke
There just so cute! Some are small, some are round. They have beautiful coats and colours. I love their little parades. Everyone stick together now! ❤️
@@shranos1134 This video made me wonder if Cuyos are related to Capybaras, so I’ve spent the last 20 minutes finding out about two closely related species I knew very little about. Nowhere did I see the correct name, Cuyos. Thank you for teaching that. I will use Cuyos (or Cavy) from now on because ‘guinea pig’ has a bad connotation after years of Cuyos being abused in laboratories.
This is heaven to me. I love guinea pigs! Going on 41 years of owning them myself. It’s amazing they know to all go back at the end of the day. Mine were never that smart lol. I’d be afraid of cats, hawks or other wild animals eating them though. Love your videos!❤❤❤
Oh, I guess plenty of them get eaten by hawks and cats... but who'd notice with that big a heard. They are breeding like the proverbial rabbits. And it's easy to train them to come back to the barn... just have the right food ready. They'll also appreciate the shelter. At some time it's just habbit.
They look like baby capybara! my heart is just so full of happiness to know someone is out there living happy and making their pets happy. I hope you and your cute pets continue to find joy in each other’s love.
I didn’t know about capybara when I posted this comment. I just watched animation with them and follow a guy who has baby ones on their farm. I didn’t know they were rodents but thank you for letting me know. It has been fun learning about them I hope maybe one day I can adopt a Guinea pig or capybara on my own
Ah this healed me today..I had a rough day today..the kitten I took care of died despite our best effort to save her. I work at a pet store and it's refreshing to see these gp having a good life roaming around in a wide garden. (The gp in my pet store have wide space too, but still it feels good to see them running around freely like this). I aspire to have space like this for my pets later in life🌟
I know how you feel same situation happened to me last year. Seeing these videos give's me a sense of hope for all animals that they can live their best lives.
So cute seeing them go around like little walking eggplants. Also, those who are concerned for their well-being because of the chickens, the chickens consider them friends VERY LIKELY. Chickens are incredibly socially intelligent animals and they are empathetic, they care about their friends, coop buddies and family. Since these piggos live with the chickens, they're very likely extremely close and the chickens consider them coop mates. A chicken will eat a mouse, a lizard, a snake, a frog, etc but that happens with individuals they don't know. Those who have familial relations to their friends and mates, they will not eat. I am curious about how many, if any, of these piggos are neutered. It would be sensible to neuter at least some of them to prevent overpopulation, but they all still look so healthy and happy! Is the area protected from predators? They can't go outside of the property, right? You have such amazing little lawnmowers.
chickens are social, yes, but theyre not like humans-anthropomorphizing them is misleading. chickens will not hesitate to tear apart things that appear weak or things they view as food, and I could see a genuine concern if u had more aggressive chickens. fortunately these seem fine
I would imagine some of them are eaten by predators while out grazing. You can't really protect a cute little piggo from hawks, cats, or foxes all day. Nor should they, IMO. Predators deserve to survive as well, and the occasional predation is probably good to keep the population controlled. Sad to think about, but thinking about an owl dropping dead from starvation is sad too 🤷🏾
I visited a nursing/rehabilitation home and they had an Aviary outside with birds and a guinea pig in residence. Their was a parrolet (bird)that rode around on the guinea pigs back and stayed near it. If it entered it's small box, the bird went in too. They all seemed to get along. The folks there enjoyed them.
I love the random chicken here and there, kicking it with the Guinea pigs! What a great life they have! They're all of the animals, obviously well loved, and cared for 😊 I love the sounds they make!
They give them a great life up until they slaughter them. Restaurants will pay a pretty penny for organic grass fed Guinea Ham, Guinea Bacon. The factory farmed Guinea Pork doesn't taste nearly as good as the guinea pigs in the video will taste.
@@kevindawsonmusicvariety7613 I couldn't give chickens away if I cared for them. I'd eat the fresh eggs, but not my own chickens. That being said, I will only buy free range, grass fed chicken ( on the occasions that I eat meat) I won't support a giant farm that keeps the chicken living in horrible condition, and being treated horribly. Same goes for red meat, however I rarely eat red meat, the beef industry is disgusting and I won't support it.
@@Rafael---- and they mad good!!! My Dr told me stop carbs and sugar and eat protein and fatty stuff. How?! Outside of eggs and bacon, errything I eat is a dang carb, or sugar! Guess ima be eating lot's of eggs, and avocado 🥑. You got any suggestions 🤔?
@@aryabolton2949 Tofu, cheese, lentils and beans, peas and mushrooms. To name a few non-meat proteins. Look up on internet. But better having meat and fish.
This looks like an ideal dream land; the human are happy to have adorable critters as company and the critters are happy to live in good environment where their needs can be fulfilled....must have taken a lot of work to establish this. Great work!
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@@marianotalavera8494 Amen brother. Thank you for such accurate and appropriate scriptures to this situation. You have a gift of wisdom. God bless you.
@@WoodieYang "Guinea pigs are known to be an extremely clean creatures who groom themselves very often. Therefore, you rarely need to give them a bath. Please do not bathe your guinea pig unless it is necessary. Unnecessary baths will result in dry fur coats and skin." - GuineaDad (June 4th, 2020) "Overall, it's best not bathe your guinea pig more than once a month, and most short-haired breeds only require it once or twice a year. Like cats, guinea pigs are excellent self-cleaners and it's rare for them to need bathing." - Katie's Kitty (May 8th, 2020) "They groom themselves by licking their fur, usually starting out by standing on their hind legs so as to better reach their front and back sides. Your guinea pig will keep themselves clean, so you likely won't need to bathe them (unless they get mites or get themselves into a messy situation)." - BeChewy (March 4th, 2015) "Can guinea pigs take baths? More importantly, should you be bathing your piggies? This is a question that many guinea pig owners will ask at some point. If you have never had one before, it can be confusing to know whether or not it's safe to bathe your beloved piggy. When you're stroking that soft fur, you may start to think that a bath will make their coat even softer. The general rule of thumb when grooming these adorable creatures is that you should not bathe them unless a bath is needed for a specific reason. Much like cats, they groom themselves often and prefer to do their own grooming." - Small Pet Select (July 1st, 2020) I looked up "do guinea pigs wash themselves" and "guinea pigs don't wash themselves" to get both narratives, and both results brought me the same answer so...
@@crystalwriter2637 Yeah its really awful that there's this widespread idea that guinea pigs are just furry potted plants, when really they're smart and social and need time outside and proper looking after
How heavenly... ❤️❤️. Adore chickens. They are quite intelligent. Those little guinea pigs are too darn cute. The colours are lovely. What a wonderful oasis.. 🌹
Truly adorable. Absolutely loved seeing them run back into their tunnel. They seem so healthy & happy. Such a heartwarming video. Thanks for the post 👌
Some of your guinea pigs look suspiciously like chickens, but the rest of the herd doesn't seem to mind one bit lol! This looks like heaven for squeakies, cluckies, and humans alike!
I hope your beautiful menagerie keep maintaining your garden for years to come . They have a lovely home and lots of space to roam around. They're like a little community. It was such a pleasure to watch this video. Thank you ❤️
OMG SO CUTE!!!!! They all line up to go back in at night!! ❤ Thank you for taking care of these little beings that are normally so abused and discarded.
I envisioned them living in a dark cave-like place at night. What a lovely surprise to see then in the guinea pig/chicken coop where all the animals are busy socializing. A herd of guinea pigs is just TOO cute!
What I love about this is they're just your little buddies. No ulterior motives. just a bunch of great little pals. I sure wish there were more folks like you. I have actually softened a few hearts and changed some minds by just being in the yard and talking to people while I'm looking after the pigeons. People see how clean and friendly they can be with some water and good food, plus a little attention. Most of mine are as clean as Mike Tyson's birds, though nowhere near as expensive. I have great conversations nearly every day and I think it's helpful to expose people to an alternative to what they've been told all their lives. There are also sparrows, mourning doves, mockingbirds and big black Grackles and this time of year, the European starlings migrate to Nevada. All of these are basically outcast birds that are not very popular with normal people, but I'm not a normal people, and so we're just one big happy family of misfits and outcasts.
@@LynneC44 I can say with absolute certainty that they have been indispensable in helping me to maintain my sanity for the past two and a half years. I would have gone over the cliff without them.
What a fun video! Seeing 80 guinea pigs grazing in the yard is a happy sight and really made me smile. I had guinea pigs years ago and they are fun pets
You should do more on how you raise your guinea pigs. I never owned one. I'd find it interesting to hear why you raise so many, how you get them to come back at the end of the day, the value of owning them, how you keep them from being attacked by predictors while they're grazing.
@@ll5974 males are easily neutered, well easier than females anyway. As for the predators knowing my local crow and magpie population I'd be worried too!
I can probably answer your question about getting them back in! They're really really good about forming habits and routines. My pigs know dinner is at 6:00pm and from about 5:45 they will begin wheeking to let me know its supper time. They also know which sounds mean food, rustling plastic, fridge opening, etc. In this case it sounds like they're banging on a bucket to let the pigs know its supper time and the pigs know they get fed in the barn so will all rush back in
@@TheWoollyFrog nonsense. There aren't many predators here in the Netherlands. Plus it's nature: the others have to eat and feed their young as well. Snowflakes....🙄
We had three free-ranging guinea pigs, and they were such menaces when we had to bring them in for the night once they realised they could go into the hedge haha. One of them, a little feral beast of a thing (we loved him all the same), stayed in there for three nights, and was living his best life. We ended up calling the hedge the Dreadfort, because the pig was named Ramsay Bolton 🏰
They would have been born in this barn,and the humans provide food and warmth and safety,so why wouldn't they come back it's their home,they do exactly what for example our cats do when we let them out,they are mammals after all.
What a dream scenario ❤ They get to go outside to a big green area over the day, and when they are finished, they all gather around the family buffet table. Im glad they have a happy life
I'm surprised you don't have any issues with hawks or other bird of prey with how much freedom you're giving them here! I'd think this would be a feast for such creatures! But it certainly is cute to see them wandering around like that!
This is such a beautiful video!!!! What a great life with so much freedom and space to explore these animals have. I wish all animals lived like these! Thank you for caring for them and giving them such a wonderful life.
That title did not lie. Those Guinea Pigs did in fact exit and enter the tube. Adorable!
The title *DID LIE*
A couple of chickens also exited the tube.
Praises to the Prince of Peace, Mighty God, the Judge and Savior of all his creation Christ, who by his death redeemed the world, and in his great mercy and love only requires from us these simple things to have everlasting life, to repent and turn from sins and sin no more, live righteously, love others as yourself, and Believe he is the one true God, continue in this way and you will conquer all fear and sins, and inherit eternal life with our King.
man we don't want that shit here, we just want to look at Guinea pigs enter and exit a tube, not Christ @@ChristAlways
They could have even added the infamous, "what happens next will BLOW YOUR MIND!" and I wouldn't have been bothered.
😂
it’s so cute how some of them circle back into the tube to find the ones they group with 😭💖
its like me looking for my buddy in school, only to find out he is absent
“WAIT I GOTTA STAY WITH MY FIELD TRIP BUDDY-“
@@ansumanc😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊❤❤😂😂😂pp
me exiting class and waiting for my friends to come out:
Imagine running back into that little stampede 🤣, running back into a tidal wave of trampling piggies just to find your buddy.
More loyal than some humans 🥲
I love how dinosaur-like the chickens seem when they're moving along with the guinea pigs! They're all so cute!
How exactly are they dinosaur-like? Look like typical feathered fowl to me....
@@stephaniefogelvik4756 lol because chickens( and other birds) are descendants of the dinosaurs 🦕
@@oscarramirez2697 That old fairy tale is still going around, I see. 🤭
@@stephaniefogelvik4756 ignorant much?
@@oscarramirez2697 It has been disproven. Just because something is a popular idea that has taken root in contemporary culture, that does not make it true. There is no connection between dinosaurs and chickens. You can find this out for yourself by seeking out the most up-to-date research and using critical thinking to analyze and understand the information available. I encourage you to do so, instead of just believing modern-day fairy tales.
My Guinea pig, Prizzie, I've had for 6 years died yesterday, he was a very old boy. He lived indoors and was a great friend, the ginger pig in this video looks just like him, so it cheered me up watching this. You have a very happy group there.
that is pretty old for a guinea pig. well i dont know about pigs specifically but i know rodents in general will only live a few years. you must have taken very good care of him.
That’s a great age- you must have looked after him so well ❤
Sorry for your loss
mine died when he was older than normal, i don’t know how old he was when i got him but he lived for around five years. he was very chubby
Their little squeaks are too cute.
Dogs bark, cats meow, and Guinea pigs weet
I know right! haha!
I prefer the sound of me pooping them out in the shitter.
That's why I call it the whistling pig.
@@seanharmon713 *wheek
1:50 I don’t know why, but seeing lots of them run in from the background makes me really excited and happy
they do move in herds...
@@Crystal-58 Jurassic Park? lmao
@@bumblebeeman2103 what's your pfp from?
@@Hatemx1 it's For Honor Samurai characters but the design is based on the intro to Samurai Seven
i made it back in college
guinea pigs always make me relaxed for some reason, maybe because my piggy was like a therapy dog for me 😢
I had a heart operation and when I came home my Guinea came and layed on my belly or lap for about a full week.. She was so patient and Loving.
That's sweet, hoping you're feeling better
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Disregard the p
Correction: she lay on your belly. ("lay" is the simple past tense of "lie"). If she "lay" (eggs) on your belly, that would be the first case of a guinea pig turning into a bird.
I hope you’re feeling well now. It’s amazing your Guinea pig was so empathetic!!! What a beautiful relationship you have. It always makes me so happy when I hear special things like this. Thank you! Many blessings to you and your sweet friend. ✨💖✨
I legit wanna be reborn as a guinea pig living in these folks' yard. Seems like a perfect existence.
Watching this and GoPro cat POV videos makes me wonder whether we as humans were ever really the smart ones, having to fight and work so hard for what they already have every day.
@@HAL-dm1eh We took the hard but more efficient route of making tools to harness the world around us.
@@FreerunningGamer I know. I said that in jest and some irony, but I wouldn't want to be anything other than what I am.
@@HAL-dm1eh idk i think id like a life where i dont have to pay taxes or live in a house. I hope to be a wolf in my mext life
You woldnt Say that if You lived in peru
Guinea pigs are the sweetest babies, I will recommend them to anyone, they are cuddly, friendly, and the babiest. They are just innocent little potatoes
Make sure to get more then one though. Their pretty sociable and a human isn’t a replacement for another Guinea pigs
Tasty too
They're a food source in Peru and Ecuador
@@noelramirez1551 capybaras also are being eaten
@@schabowy6149 yea I know people forget that guinea pigs were domesticated like 3000 years ago as a food source and Capybaras are also eaten
They form herds and they move like tiny buffaloes. This is so cute.
A big cute family. Everybody can count on each other.
Can they? Really? You're completely certain? You understand the guinea pig motive? Wow. You must be an expert.
だんご だんご だんご だんご
だんご だんご大家族
だんご だんご だんご だんご
だんご大家族
ヤンチャな焼きだんご
優しいあんだんご
少し夢見がちな月見だんご
おすましゴマだんご
よつご串だんご
みんなみんな合わせて100人かぞく
赤ちゃんだんごはいつも
幸せのなかで
年寄りだんごは目を細めてる
なかよしだんご 手を繋ぎ
おおきな丸い輪になるよ
町をつくりだんご星の上
みんなで笑いあうよ
うさぎも空で手をふってみてる
でっかいおつきさま
うれしいこと かなしいことも
全部まるめて
@@strukitru please in english brother 🙂
@@HansAlbers-pc2ld bro, they have a translate button.
@@HansAlbers-pc2ld utilise le bouton de traduction. L'internet n'est pas juste pour toi.
Oh, what sweet little wheekers.
I wish every single one of them a long and joyful life.
@@rustyshack1707 good thing you never will because these animals are well protected by their owners, you goddamn uncivilized savage
Wheekers?
This is wonderful for the cuties. I've always seen them in pet stores in cages, so to see them out in a good patch of land is fantastic. I'm sure their morale and feeling of well being is off the charts. They look so healthy and happy. Thank you for this share :)
How they all patiently and politely wait their turn to get back inside 🥺🥰
I know it's so cute and human-like!!!
@@fighterck6241 idk about that, they waited in line better than humans, so we should refer humans waiting in line properly as guinea-like
They are so tasty...
@@florin604 average chilean
haha I just said that too. lol
One of the loveliest things I have ever seen on u tube... How they all queue up politely to get back in...and how the chickens mingle so well together with them... Most of us are good... And we can all get along...
You think so? Put a stoat in there and see how that stacks up.
@GrassPossum your great at parties aren't you?
@@SealWithoutHat...😄...I think he gets a little thrill from his nasty thoughts...😉
I've never seen such happy and free guinea pigs, very wholesome.
The cages we kept them in as pets as a child seem abusive and tiny.
Same, this makes me feel bad. I try giving my piggies the best, but they will never roam free like that and it makes me sad.
Then you had cages that were too small. Our pigs live inside in an enclosed area more than big enough for them, where they don't have to worry about predators.
I used to have guineapigs that were living like dogs, just walking around the house all their life. I never had any closed cage. They had a small box with food and a place to sleep but it was easy to go out. When I went to another room sometimes they came and sat next to my leg and then they went back to eat at their place. Very lovely clever piggies 🐷😀
Lots of small animals are treated as “good for children” when in reality they’re kept in neglectful if not abusive conditions :( it sucks, so many kids are sucked into over-responsibility and heartbreak because their parents were taught that small animals are low-maintenance and good for kids, when in reality many of them require as much if not more care than cats and dogs
@@MaleOpressor @Artfactial bro’s I had my dwarf hamster in my living room, if i had a Castle I would have her entirely free there as well. I know unlike hamsters Guinness pigs crave perhaps more plantation and grass but if you leave them free in your apartment it will be good and also put grass and stuff everywhere and they’ll probably be happy!
Some of those Guinea pigs look just like chickens 🐓 😂😂😂 all adorable
I laughed so hard, didn't think chickens would end up coming out of the tube also!❤
Day twenty, they still haven’t realized I’m not a guinea pig
@@CasualLemmonJuice "Will continue to spy and decipher their secret squeak language and report back in 3 days. Chicken out!"
@@ZC.Andrew-Carbotling
@@ChannelMiner Yeah :)
Me and my family used to own three guinea pigs about 4 years back. They were great friends, and me and my brother would take them outside in the backyard to graze. They've all passed away now from old age, but they lasted about 4-5 years each. I think we gave them the best lives we could.
Did you get them as adults? Did they live 4-5 years with you or that's how old they were when they passed? 7-8 years is considered old age for guinea pigs. Maybe they were inbred. That's also what I'm wondering about with the herd in the video...
@@eva-w well two of them were originally going to be snake food. We originally had one guinea pig named Luna, but then we got the other two from my grandma. When we got the two there was a mother and a baby I would assume to be a few months old. I'm not sure how old the mother was, but we had her for almost four years, making her probably about 7 years old. The child guinea pig became really obese though because it would hog all of the food and ended up having health issues. It only lasted about 3 and a half years total. So the mother died first, then the baby after a short life, and then Luna. Luna was around probably a little over five years but she also had some illness at one point. She recovered from it, but it probably weakened her too. So I guess my estimation might have been a little off.
@@eva-w even 7-8 years is pretty young. All my pigs lasted over 10 years, the oldest dying at 13. We owned about 15 of them. The only one that died young was a pig that was 6 years old that had a stroke
@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ i hope religion is true, just not the one you believe in
@@taylorpeay8991 What a stupid reply you've made...
There just so cute! Some are small, some are round. They have beautiful coats and colours. I love their little parades. Everyone stick together now! ❤️
Bet you also didn't know the dad will literally rape his female offspring either. Yeah real cute.
Males have to be separated.
@@kawagonzo6951 it's probably a hobby that got out of hand, eating guinea pigs is a thing, but I doubt this family is eating them. Selling maybe?
@@samson_the_great fur more like
@@kawagonzo6951 people use guinea pig fur? Didn't know that. Could be.
@@samson_the_great They said in the video right at the start a) they don’t eat them b) they are pets and c) they mow the lawn
This is the coolest most adorable thing I’ve ever seen.
Didn't know that Guinea pigs and chickens got along so well. Even the rooster looked fond of them 😁
I have 2 indoor chickens and they love our piggies. I thought it was a fluke, but I guess not. 🤣
Cuyos(Guinea pigs) are basically smaller capybaras so they vibe with anyone.
My chickens hang out with my guinea pigs a lot
I thought the rooster would kill them.
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This video made me wonder if Cuyos are related to Capybaras, so I’ve spent the last 20 minutes finding out about two closely related species I knew very little about.
Nowhere did I see the correct name, Cuyos. Thank you for teaching that. I will use Cuyos (or Cavy) from now on because ‘guinea pig’ has a bad connotation after years of Cuyos being abused in laboratories.
Cute. It is like "recess is over" and they all come running back in.
@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?
How did this comment only have one like?! 😊
I think this is the best guineapig video I’ve ever seen, I’ve never seen them with so much space! Coming out of the pipe, they are kinda adorable!
Maaad adorable especially the ones who straight up leapfrog and jump over the others lmaoooo
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It is truly guinea pig paradise, and hens too. Absolutely wonderful to watch, thank you
This is heaven to me. I love guinea pigs! Going on 41 years of owning them myself. It’s amazing they know to all go back at the end of the day. Mine were never that smart lol. I’d be afraid of cats, hawks or other wild animals eating them though. Love your videos!❤❤❤
Oh, I guess plenty of them get eaten by hawks and cats... but who'd notice with that big a heard. They are breeding like the proverbial rabbits. And it's easy to train them to come back to the barn... just have the right food ready. They'll also appreciate the shelter. At some time it's just habbit.
I love them too, do crunchy and juicy when roaste
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I'd be afraid of the chickens pecking their eyes out.
I agree with you I love guinea pigs myself I have 6 of them now
They look like baby capybara! my heart is just so full of happiness to know someone is out there living happy and making their pets happy. I hope you and your cute pets continue to find joy in each other’s love.
That’s because capybaras and guinea pigs are related.
Of course, they are rodents.
2/5 mammals are rodents.
@@SAFFRONDK your mom was a hamster
I didn’t know about capybara when I posted this comment. I just watched animation with them and follow a guy who has baby ones on their farm. I didn’t know they were rodents but thank you for letting me know. It has been fun learning about them I hope maybe one day I can adopt a Guinea pig or capybara on my own
That’s because a capybara is a guinea BIG 😅
They are so adorable and organized, man they’re living good
0:17 around 80 guinea pigs, and 3 chicken
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Around 80 sheep, and 3 chickens
Around 80 sheep and 3 chickens 0:17
Can't stop smiling. This is too precious .
Bet you also didn't know the dad will literally rape his female offspring either. Yeah real cute.
Males have to be separated.
My precious!!!!!
Me too 😁🥰
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Ah this healed me today..I had a rough day today..the kitten I took care of died despite our best effort to save her. I work at a pet store and it's refreshing to see these gp having a good life roaming around in a wide garden. (The gp in my pet store have wide space too, but still it feels good to see them running around freely like this). I aspire to have space like this for my pets later in life🌟
I hope you get to live your dream…one day.
@@jdog2345 thank you 🌟 you too✨
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Rest in peace❤️🩹
I know how you feel same situation happened to me last year. Seeing these videos give's me a sense of hope for all animals that they can live their best lives.
So cute seeing them go around like little walking eggplants. Also, those who are concerned for their well-being because of the chickens, the chickens consider them friends VERY LIKELY. Chickens are incredibly socially intelligent animals and they are empathetic, they care about their friends, coop buddies and family. Since these piggos live with the chickens, they're very likely extremely close and the chickens consider them coop mates. A chicken will eat a mouse, a lizard, a snake, a frog, etc but that happens with individuals they don't know. Those who have familial relations to their friends and mates, they will not eat.
I am curious about how many, if any, of these piggos are neutered. It would be sensible to neuter at least some of them to prevent overpopulation, but they all still look so healthy and happy! Is the area protected from predators? They can't go outside of the property, right? You have such amazing little lawnmowers.
chickens are social, yes, but theyre not like humans-anthropomorphizing them is misleading. chickens will not hesitate to tear apart things that appear weak or things they view as food, and I could see a genuine concern if u had more aggressive chickens. fortunately these seem fine
I would imagine some of them are eaten by predators while out grazing. You can't really protect a cute little piggo from hawks, cats, or foxes all day.
Nor should they, IMO. Predators deserve to survive as well, and the occasional predation is probably good to keep the population controlled. Sad to think about, but thinking about an owl dropping dead from starvation is sad too 🤷🏾
@@asmodeus304 Yeah, I disagree with OP. Chicken will even attack their own species often for no reason.
I visited a nursing/rehabilitation home and they had an Aviary outside with birds and a guinea pig in residence. Their was a parrolet (bird)that rode around on the guinea pigs back and stayed near it. If it entered it's small box, the bird went in too. They all seemed to get along. The folks there enjoyed them.
Chickens are fucking savages toward each other tf you mean? They’re basically miniature velociraptors
I couldn't stop laughing when the first chicken came out. Yea, I'd be running too buddy! XD
Absolutely adorable.
I love the random chicken here and there, kicking it with the Guinea pigs! What a great life they have! They're all of the animals, obviously well loved, and cared for 😊 I love the sounds they make!
They give them a great life up until they slaughter them. Restaurants will pay a pretty penny for organic grass fed Guinea Ham, Guinea Bacon. The factory farmed Guinea Pork doesn't taste nearly as good as the guinea pigs in the video will taste.
@@kevindawsonmusicvariety7613 I couldn't give chickens away if I cared for them. I'd eat the fresh eggs, but not my own chickens. That being said, I will only buy free range, grass fed chicken ( on the occasions that I eat meat) I won't support a giant farm that keeps the chicken living in horrible condition, and being treated horribly. Same goes for red meat, however I rarely eat red meat, the beef industry is disgusting and I won't support it.
@@Rafael---- and they mad good!!! My Dr told me stop carbs and sugar and eat protein and fatty stuff. How?! Outside of eggs and bacon, errything I eat is a dang carb, or sugar! Guess ima be eating lot's of eggs, and avocado 🥑. You got any suggestions 🤔?
@@aryabolton2949 Tofu, cheese, lentils and beans, peas and mushrooms. To name a few non-meat proteins. Look up on internet. But better having meat and fish.
@@anngerschwitz4132 thank you for the suggestions! I'll definitely put them to use! ❤
The cutest part of all this is when they waited and took turns to enter the tube ❤
Like if soooo cute
So polite how they enter in a single file line 🥰
Yeah they queue up with extreme politeness
Jajajaja this way they look like a Big snake to flying birds of prey
@@Hansulf no
eating apples side by side with the chickesn :D as well :D so well mannered
they sure as heck don't leave so neatly XD
I like how well mannered they are, each one waits for its turn in the line to get back in.
I just love how they queue up and wait their turns to get back into the tube
When they were running back home in little groups it was SO cute.
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Right 👍 nice
This looks like an ideal dream land; the human are happy to have adorable critters as company and the critters are happy to live in good environment where their needs can be fulfilled....must have taken a lot of work to establish this. Great work!
The modern garden of Eden
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Isaiah 11:6 "The wolf will live with the lamb, the leopard will lie down with the goat, the calf and the lion and the yearling together; and a little child will lead them."
Then there was peace ☮...
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Galatians 3:7 "Understand this, those who have faith are all children."
Galatians 3:26 "In Christ Jesus, all are children of God through faith."
Matthew 19:14 "For the kingdom of Heaven belongs to such as these.”
Malachi 2:10 "Are we not ALL CHILDREN of the SAME FATHER (Adam)? Are we not all created by the SAME GOD ✝️ ? Then why do we HURT EACH OTHER?"
Galatians 5:14 "The entire law is fulfilled in keeping this one command: “Love your neighbor as yourself.”
"There's Only One Race. The Human Race."
"Our prime purpose in this life is to help others. And if you can't help them, at least don't hurt them."
Let there be World Peace ☮
Blessed Be America & the NFF'S 🙌
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@@marianotalavera8494 Amen brother. Thank you for such accurate and appropriate scriptures to this situation. You have a gift of wisdom. God bless you.
Wow! I think it's awesome how you're able to take care of so many at the same time. I think I would low-key lose my mind. Great job!
I like how orderly they waited in line to get in with the chickens. Great little video. Thanks.
"- We DON'T eat them!" 🥰🥰🥰
"- During the day..." 😳😳😳
THAT'S WHAT I WAS THINKING SHEKRSEHSLJESIRE
Underrated comment
The youtubers get a bit quirky at night
We do
TIL guinea pigs were domesticated as a food source for special occasions.
"The squeaking potatoes are strange, and they don't cluck, but they are our children and we love them" - the chickens
I lost it at "squeaking potatoes"
Blessing and honor and glory and power Be to Him Who sits on the throne, And to The Lamb, forever and ever.
So cute... And delicious
That made my day
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Thank you, algorithm. Really needed this today.
Love it! They all look so clean and healthy and they get along!
@@WoodieYang You don't bath animals bruh
@@WoodieYang they wash themselves.
@@WoodieYang "Guinea pigs are known to be an extremely clean creatures who groom themselves very often. Therefore, you rarely need to give them a bath. Please do not bathe your guinea pig unless it is necessary. Unnecessary baths will result in dry fur coats and skin." - GuineaDad (June 4th, 2020)
"Overall, it's best not bathe your guinea pig more than once a month, and most short-haired breeds only require it once or twice a year. Like cats, guinea pigs are excellent self-cleaners and it's rare for them to need bathing." - Katie's Kitty (May 8th, 2020)
"They groom themselves by licking their fur, usually starting out by standing on their hind legs so as to better reach their front and back sides. Your guinea pig will keep themselves clean, so you likely won't need to bathe them (unless they get mites or get themselves into a messy situation)." - BeChewy (March 4th, 2015)
"Can guinea pigs take baths? More importantly, should you be bathing your piggies? This is a question that many guinea pig owners will ask at some point. If you have never had one before, it can be confusing to know whether or not it's safe to bathe your beloved piggy. When you're stroking that soft fur, you may start to think that a bath will make their coat even softer. The general rule of thumb when grooming these adorable creatures is that you should not bathe them unless a bath is needed for a specific reason. Much like cats, they groom themselves often and prefer to do their own grooming." - Small Pet Select (July 1st, 2020)
I looked up "do guinea pigs wash themselves" and "guinea pigs don't wash themselves" to get both narratives, and both results brought me the same answer so...
The more I see hamsters and guinea pigs in their natural settings the more I appreciate them.
"Natural" lol
@@dothedo3667 While this certainly isnt the natural wild, I think they meant like in the outdoors as opposed to most guinea pigs that live in indoors.
It’s nice to see ones with freedom to roam, kinda makes me feel bad for all the ones living cooped up in cages honestly.
Guinea pigs have no natural habitat. They were bred to be food.
@@crystalwriter2637 Yeah its really awful that there's this widespread idea that guinea pigs are just furry potted plants, when really they're smart and social and need time outside and proper looking after
How heavenly... ❤️❤️. Adore chickens. They are quite intelligent. Those little guinea pigs are too darn cute. The colours are lovely. What a wonderful oasis.. 🌹
Hello Tessa how are you doing today
@@stevenhenry4127 i have snake aids
Chickens are intelligent? Not that I've noticed...
@@RadicalCaveman Maybe look a little harder then
that was beautiful. it was cool seeing all those individual guinea pig family units too
The way they enter back in all huddled is adorable, and also reminded me of bumper to bumper traffic
2:12 the guineapig with the white front and grey back end is absolutely adorable! The cutest one of all!!!
It's so gosh darn _fluffy!_
I noticed that one too!
he looks just like my grandpa's dulux dog! old sammy was a good boi, and so are these little piggies here
Did you see the black one with the thick brown stipe on his snout? Maybe not the cutest, but that combination is fascinating!
It looks like a mini sheepdog!! Lol
I can't imagine a better start and finish to your day. They are so lovely.
I love the one guinea pig who forgot to turn off the stove and had to turn around in traffic and go back home!
Love the way they sit at the entrance for the face recognition before they went back in😁😂
Awww melts my depression away seeing these adorable little ones 💕
Exactly. The video made me smile and your comment too. 😉
I hope your depression melts you away soon. Weak member of the species...
I hope you are ok
I love their cute little fury butts😊
i know right😍
“The guinea pigs are pets, we do NOT eat them.”
The chickens 🐓🍗🍗🍗
Truly adorable. Absolutely loved seeing them run back into their tunnel. They seem so healthy & happy. Such a heartwarming video. Thanks for the post 👌
Some of your guinea pigs look suspiciously like chickens, but the rest of the herd doesn't seem to mind one bit lol! This looks like heaven for squeakies, cluckies, and humans alike!
I hope your beautiful menagerie keep maintaining your garden for years to come . They have a lovely home and lots of space to roam around. They're like a little community. It was such a pleasure to watch this video. Thank you ❤️
OMG SO CUTE!!!!! They all line up to go back in at night!! ❤ Thank you for taking care of these little beings that are normally so abused and discarded.
The squeaking 😚 pigs are so precious and those chickens were so charming
I envisioned them living in a dark cave-like place at night. What a lovely surprise to see then in the guinea pig/chicken coop where all the animals are busy socializing. A herd of guinea pigs is just TOO cute!
What I love about this is they're just your little buddies. No ulterior motives. just a bunch of great little pals. I sure wish there were more folks like you.
I have actually softened a few hearts and changed some minds by just being in the yard and talking to people while I'm looking after the pigeons. People see how clean and friendly they can be with some water and good food, plus a little attention. Most of mine are as clean as Mike Tyson's birds, though nowhere near as expensive.
I have great conversations nearly every day and I think it's helpful to expose people to an alternative to what they've been told all their lives. There are also sparrows, mourning doves, mockingbirds and big black Grackles and this time of year, the European starlings migrate to Nevada.
All of these are basically outcast birds that are not very popular with normal people, but I'm not a normal people, and so we're just one big happy family of misfits and outcasts.
Sounds like a lovely family to me!!!
@@LynneC44 I can say with absolute certainty that they have been indispensable in helping me to maintain my sanity for the past two and a half years. I would have gone over the cliff without them.
Op
2:04 The rottweiler guinea pig is SENDING me
0:20 Woah that's big and weird looking guinea pig.
What a fun video! Seeing 80 guinea pigs grazing in the yard is a happy sight and really made me smile. I had guinea pigs years ago and they are fun pets
Such precious babies! So beautiful with an important message. 🥰🙏💝
Always nice to see animals not kept in cages and yet still considered beloved companions and pets. ❤
You should do more on how you raise your guinea pigs. I never owned one. I'd find it interesting to hear why you raise so many, how you get them to come back at the end of the day, the value of owning them, how you keep them from being attacked by predictors while they're grazing.
And what about population control!
I wondered that too?
One thing I know is that you should never have just one, because they’ll be depressed. Two is the minimum so they can be together!
@@ll5974 males are easily neutered, well easier than females anyway. As for the predators knowing my local crow and magpie population I'd be worried too!
I can probably answer your question about getting them back in! They're really really good about forming habits and routines. My pigs know dinner is at 6:00pm and from about 5:45 they will begin wheeking to let me know its supper time. They also know which sounds mean food, rustling plastic, fridge opening, etc. In this case it sounds like they're banging on a bucket to let the pigs know its supper time and the pigs know they get fed in the barn so will all rush back in
It's amazing they can be set free during the day and all return home at night. Cute little creatures.
If they make it through the day...
Falcon wants to know your location
@@CODA96 there's prlly no reason for a falcon to eat those one-bite tinies when there's chickens
@@xylophone_888 Thats why he has chickens, so the falcon can eat them instead. He just has to replace them every now and then. Genius strategy!
@@xylophone_888 birds of prey come in all sizes. many of them eat mice and small birds like sparrows, so how can guinea pigs be too small?
I always love the sounds they make ❤
me too
They make sounds? What? Like little squeals?
@@summershipula5613 squeak squeak
same
How cute. Look at them all polite and waiting their turn to go out and in.
If you made an 8 hour video of your herd of guinea pigs just hanging out and grazing all day, I swear I’d have it on all the time.
What an adorable group of guinea pigs! This made my day, more please!
Hello Michael how are you doing today
I appreciate you filming this and sharing it. You made my day!
LOL the way they line up to get back in❤❤❤ so precious ❤❤❤
I used to have a few pigs. They were absolutely precious and would sleep in our laps or on our shoulders when they were babies. Love those cuties.
I love the way you keep your guineapigs!!! They have a more fulfilling life than any pet I've ever seen!
He only shows you what you want to see. He doesn't show you the list of casualties from hawks, cats, parasites and random accidents.
@@TheWoollyFrog also not showing the ones born with defects from inbreeding..
@@TheWoollyFrog nonsense. There aren't many predators here in the Netherlands. Plus it's nature: the others have to eat and feed their young as well. Snowflakes....🙄
@@johnvanhal2450 Domestic animals are not part of nature. Ignorance...🙄
@@TheWoollyFrog they are wild animals in the Andes...🙄
We had three free-ranging guinea pigs, and they were such menaces when we had to bring them in for the night once they realised they could go into the hedge haha. One of them, a little feral beast of a thing (we loved him all the same), stayed in there for three nights, and was living his best life. We ended up calling the hedge the Dreadfort, because the pig was named Ramsay Bolton 🏰
I'm scared to ask what kind of horrible things did he commit to earn that name🙈😂
😂😂😂😂 That is hilarious!!!!
Love this story!
OMG stop complaining and just kill it and eat it.
How did yall protect them from wild animals? I'm so curious how to keep them safe
THIS IS SO AWESOME!
😂 Those cute little boogers returning in a line. Makes one want to be part of the group. Thanks for the video!
How gorgeous. I can’t believe they come back. Paradise.
Food!! 😅❤
Almost like they're happy inside
They would have been born in this barn,and the humans provide food and warmth and safety,so why wouldn't they come back it's their home,they do exactly what for example our cats do when we let them out,they are mammals after all.
Thank you so much for giving all these little guys such good, happy lives. You're doing a great thing.
I accidentally read the title as “guinea pigs exist and enter the tube.” This is, in fact, still an accurate description of the video.
Господи, какая прелесть! Это просто какой-то свинячий рай. А наша Шуша умерла 8 марта. До сих пор вспоминаю её со слезами.
What a dream scenario ❤
They get to go outside to a big green area over the day, and when they are finished, they all gather around the family buffet table.
Im glad they have a happy life
I had so many guinea pigs when I was a kid, this truly brought a smile to my day, thank you, yours are so lovely!
Thank You for caring for those adorable little ones❤️🙏
My baby grand-daughter and i Love watching all the guinea-pigs going out & back into their little house, so cute, thanks for sharing.
It's so cute that they all return at the end of the day !
I love the black guinea pig with the brown face marking at 2:03 , I have never seen a guinea pig like that one before
I'm surprised you don't have any issues with hawks or other bird of prey with how much freedom you're giving them here! I'd think this would be a feast for such creatures! But it certainly is cute to see them wandering around like that!
1:42 They are queuing patiently for entry, adorable
Not really, some are but others just going from more angles.
Chickens look huge in comparison
Thanks for your work!
Awww 0:05 pity the dark brown one. Seems like it was carried out and couldn't get back in.
This is SO cute!! 🥰 I love my Guinea pig!!
1:25 cutest thing ever recorded
This is such a beautiful video!!!! What a great life with so much freedom and space to explore these animals have. I wish all animals lived like these! Thank you for caring for them and giving them such a wonderful life.
0:28 such a lovely guinea pig 😍😍
This video is nuts….watching them all file back inside through the tube is crazy!
I love how the chickens seem to stand guard and even heard them a bit!