Why doesnt my guinea pig communicate with me

I have heard her make noise before,but she never makes noise anymore. I have had her for a while but that doesn't seem to work there. When i pet her she doesn't make any noise. When she is frightened she doesn't make any noise. I am about to consider giving up. And i can't buy any more because my mother won't buy me anymore. So what do you suppose I do?

get your mum to buy you another they like living as a group i have bought my kids 3 girls and they make lots of cute noises.be careful when you introduce them together at first in case they squabble and be sure you have same sex or your mother will be making a grumbling noise when you end up with loads of them lol

One Pig or Two?

Guinea pigs are extremely social, herd animals and thrive in the company of another pig. If you are going to be away for a large part of the day, consider getting a pair of guinea pigs of the same sex. You will end up with a brighter and happier animal.

A few of the advantages of multiple pigs:

MORE EXERCISE: Two or more pigs means space needs to be shared, claimed, or discovered. A little jostling keeps them on their toes. And piggy trains are fun to watch.

BETTER DIET: Sometimes a new pig is unfamiliar with the foods you provide. Watching a resident pig devour a favorite food encourages a new pig to give it a try. Cavies can also learn the mysteries of the water bottle through example. A little friendly competition can be a good thing. Ask Stickifroggy's pigs (below).