[Tudful Tamworths]

I normally bring mine in a week before farrowing, but I find they all want a last run around before settling down to give birth. I learned about the importance of gate pins when one flung off the gate and went walkabout just hours before farrowing!
A bit of exercise does them the world of good and helps them settle. Good luck with it all.

[Bodger]

In spite of the hard work that I put into readying her new nursery, she doesn't like it, so I've put her back out in the field and she'll be farrowing in her ark.

[john and helen]

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[Marches Farmer]

I use a lamb creep hurdle, which has vertical bars on the lower half to allow easy access for the piglets.  I generally put a sow into her birthing quarters a month beforehand so she really settles in.

[Fowgill Farm]

7 - 10 days for us before farrowing generally, most of them are ready for the peace & quiet, lull before the storm so to speak. Straw from her usual house would help her settle and a radio sometimes for company (R4 is good lots of talk)
I'd be tempted to try and get her to settle in there again, thats the trouble with GOS they can be such arsy stubborn monsters   God luv 'em
Mandy