[gmac]

My son got a guinea pig for his birthday back in May.  It is a very smart guinea pig because it now has my wife and I trained to give it treats.  Whenever she or I walk past the bed room door, this thing starts whistling like crazy until we give it a carrot or lettuce or something.  It never does it with the kids, just with her and I.  It must recognize the heavier footsteps or something.
It also has an interesting way of telling us it doesn't like it's food.  We got some pellets that had dried vegetables mixed in.  It eats all the pellets, leaving just the dried veggies and then poops in the food dish, apparently to let us know we can get rid of the rest.  It never does this when there are pellets in the dish.
I didn't realize that these things were that smart.

[gymrat]

I think all animals would surprise us at just how smart they are. We never really think about it until we have time to observe them.

Oh and just a hint. If your wife makes you something you don't like don't try the pooping in your food dish thing. That only works for guinea pigs.

[tschmidlin]

Oh and just a hint. If your wife makes you something you don't like don't try the pooping in your food dish thing. That only works for guinea pigs.

[euge]

LOL

[majorvices]

About three years ago I got my son a guinea pig for Christmas. He named it Henry. I was surprised at how fat Henry got so Quickly, then one morning about 2 or 3 weeks later my son came busting in the door yelling "Henry had babies". It was a three for one special, apparently, and we changed Henry's name to Henrietta.

[Slowbrew]

I see many people who have been trained by their pets.  Most of them don't realize it has happened so at least you have a leg up on them.   

Paul

[1vertical]

Cuy, its whats for dinner.... 

[punatic]

Guinea pig poke and junmai diginjo sake!  YUM!!