Accessibility Homepage Skip navigation Sitemap

Forum

Register and log in to gain access to our forums and chat about everything 'hedgehog'!

Thank you for looking to contribute to the Hedgehog Street forum. Please note that when submitting replies or posts, these are run through our spam-checkers, so there may be a slight delay in your posts appearing, and reflecting in the forum post details below. However, if you think anything has gone awry please contact us.

The views and opinions expressed in this forum do not necessarily represent the views of PTES or BHPS.

Home Forums Carers / rescuing a hedgehog Agressive Hog in garden Reply To: Agressive Hog in garden

#24503
Avatar photo
Nic

Hi laurabiding

It’s quite normal for male hogs to biff each other and even a more dominant one roll the other one up and push it along. It’s better to have more than one bowl and you could try putting them further apart, but that might not necessarily work. But you could try putting some food in another part of your garden. But otherwise the less dominant one may just learn to visit at a time when the other one isn’t there.

Quillshoggie. You might find that when there were two hogs there not fighting that they were either a male and female or two females.

Hedgehog