Understanding Guinea Pig Behavior

In this video, the host interacts with their guinea pigs outdoors, using lettuce to encourage play and interaction. The guinea pigs' behavior is observed, noting their excitement and occasional confusion between fingers and food. The video highlights the importance of allowing guinea pigs to choose their level of interaction, promoting a comfortable and tame environment. The host shares insights into the dynamics of guinea pig behavior, emphasizing the benefits of using a pet bed as a signal for playtime. The video concludes with a reflection on the enjoyable experience of spending quality time with the guinea pigs.

What is the main reason the guinea pigs are excited at the beginning of the video?

• They are going for a walk.

• They are getting new toys.

• They see lettuce.

• They are meeting new friends.

How does the narrator encourage the guinea pigs to interact?

• By playing music.

• By offering them lettuce.

• By giving them toys.

• By taking them for a walk.

What humorous incident occurs with the guinea pigs?

• They run away.

• They mistake a toe for food.

• They fall asleep.

• They start dancing.

What is one benefit of letting guinea pigs come to the narrator?

• It helps them learn tricks.

• It makes them more curious and tame.

• It helps them sleep better.

• It makes them eat more.

What does the narrator use as a sign for the guinea pigs that playtime is about to start?

• A whistle.

• A pet bed.

• A bell.

• A light.

What do Fitz and Lulu dislike about the play area?

• The noise.

• The bright lights.

• The wooden floors.

• The other guinea pigs.

Which guinea pig is described as the hungriest?

• Nugget

• Lumi

• Fitz

• Wilby

What does the narrator feel like when all guinea pigs are around them?

• A zookeeper.

• A magician.

• A guinea pig whisperer.

• A teacher.

What is the narrator's favorite way to interact with the guinea pigs?

• Teaching them tricks.

• Taking them for a walk.

• Playing music for them.

• Feeding them by hand.

What does the narrator suggest about the guinea pigs' willingness to interact?

• They never interact.

• They interact when they feel comfortable.

• They interact only when hungry.

• They are forced to interact.