Would you consider an organised Guinea Pig fighting ring where people watch and bet on Guinea Pig fighting is unethical? Should it be banned in Australia?
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No doubt they guinea pig fight out your way Monts?
I think before jumping to any conclusions, we should give the guinea pigs a vote. Guinea pig Suffragettes unite!
To be honest, we have two guinea pigs. Their names are Smith and Jim. Man, they the Tyronne's of the Canberra Guinea Pig Fighting Club (CGPFC).
LOL
Bwahahahaha i would have called him Mohammad.
He'd get smashed in the ring, Sluggy.
Have they had any limbs or feet bitten off in a fight yet Vince?
Ive heard CGPFC is a pretty strong club?
Fighting on grass or dirt?
Dirt, we stick to the original format and they have some ears torn and few toes missing but no major limbs,
lol Slugg
Smith in training (early days)
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