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Rabbits and guinea pigs

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  • Introduction
  • Where do rabbits originate from?
  • Where do guinea pigs originate from?
  • Do rabbits and guinea pigs need company?
  • Can I just put two rabbits or guinea pigs together?
  • Why have rabbits and guinea pigs been kept together?
  • What problems can occur?
  • What should I do if I have a rabbit and guinea pig already living together?
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