> I have a litter of three females soon ready to go to homes, and I was
> wondering if I should get another female to put the girls into pairs.
> We
> are stopping by the pet store to buy a couple of budgies for my
> grandma, and
> could get one there, as I have no other girls to pair up with them.
> Would
> that be a better idea than to try and sell them in a group of three?
I didn't see any replies to your question, so I'll jump in. I'd suggest
you keep the 3 girls together. While groups of more than 2 females are
typically problematic, 3 together CAN be fine if they're raised
together, littermates like yours.
If you want to get another girl and pair her with one of these three,
that would prolly be fine too, and now is the time to do it. But 3
female littermates should be fine together.
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Julie & Michael
Alex P. Kitten & The Little Rascal
Zooty & Goldie (the Newlyweds!)
Pippin (The Loner)
Sparky & Norman (the White Boys)
Bossy & Baby (The Slate Spot Twins)
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