Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Is this a contest? Cause I think this cutie just won my heart.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Guinea pigs are so skinny! This one is also wet! This hair on this pig is just so cute. And it pops out when its body is underwater. I love it.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Dusters. If anyone who didn’t know what was going on saw this, anyone would believe that these little furballs are dusters. This proves they are just silky as heck.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Red Hair – Who knew these pigs could actually grow red fur? This is just so cute, I wouldn’t let him or her go. Ever.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Donald Trump has turned into a brunette. Yes, the hair in the front just looks like Donald Trump. You See it. Don’t lie to yourself.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Strawberry Shortcake’s sidekick. The strawberry in the pin just makes this whole outfit pop. Nice work!
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Hair tunnel. This little dog is just wrapped like sushi, and is ready to eat. Wait, no eating dogs. I meant like… The hair. You get the point.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
If you look at it from this angle, it just looks like a wig behind another wig. I don’t get how these hairs just look so soft.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
The ponytail. This is how you know your pig is a total baller. A ponytail on a guinea pig? What is this, a 6 year old girl?
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
“No Interviews”. This pig looks like it wants to be left alone, and it’s rare. I mean, look at it!
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Green towel. Really? This fluffy hair just fits in perfectly even with a neon colored towel.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Almost like a female having this kind of hair. Or maybe it’s ALBERT EINSTEIN! He just turned into a pig.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
This is a really cute photo. Who knew that this brown colored pig would look good with apples and pumpkins? I did!
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Is that.. A flower crown? Not only that, look at its toe on the bottom. Look at how cute that is.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
This pig almost looks like a dog. Seriously, check out it’s brown color and it’s cuteness. Amazing.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
White all the way. I love the blue towel in the back, it makes all the colors of the pet stand out.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
It looks like a human wig. Seriously, do you not see it? Jeez, how much more do you need to stare at it?
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Flowy. Imagine how that fluff would feel on a patch of grass like this. Would it play?
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Pekingese? This random color of black, white, and brown just looks like ice cream. Like, ink squid flavored cream, vanilla, and chocolate.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
This pig is getting old. Or maybe it’s just the color of the big. Anyway, it looks good anyway.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
This guinea pig looks like a pige from Whoville. Anyone remember that movie? Yeah.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Ribbon. Yes, it has a ribbon. These are way more cuter then ratas. I promise.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Curly. Almost looks like a barbie’s hair without brushing it up.
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Silky, smooth beautiful hair. This almost looks like… A Guinea Pig Jesus?
Guinea Pigs. Not really a pig, but small hamster type animals. They are often known as cavy, or domestic guinea pig, or cuy. Strangely, they do not originate from the pig family Suidae, nor the ones from guinea. They originate from Andes. They played a big part of Indigenous South American groups as a food source, but also as folk medicine. Sad, right? Good thing that we now use them for pets. They are the cutest thing ever, but what makes them really special is the long hair. Check these photos out.
Looking out the window. Check the back out really quick though.