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Yesterday I saw a guy having a pig on leash. I couldn't believe my eyes, but funny part is that the pig was well trained and friendly to other people and dogs.
Anyone here have a pig as pet? Or consider having one?
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Thread: Pigs as Pets.
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2012-03-02, 02:20 PM #1Deleted
Pigs as Pets.
Last edited by mmoc10a5b980a3; 2012-03-02 at 03:54 PM.
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2012-03-02, 02:22 PM #2Deleted
Haven't had any myself, but seen lots of folks with them when I was still living in the countryside. Seen both, the dwarfkind and regular swine as well, and pigs make excellent pet since it's peoplefriendly and smart as heck.
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2012-03-02, 02:24 PM #3High Overlord
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2012-03-02, 02:29 PM #4Old God
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Pigs are really intelligent animals as far as I know, so as far as training goes they are suiteable pets, but you wouldn't be able to have one in an urban area, not practical enough imo, not sure if it would be legal either.
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2012-03-02, 02:30 PM #5Deleted
In the UK you need a special license to keep them in an urban setting, they are very strict on the criteria. Much easier to get a dog.
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2012-03-02, 02:31 PM #6Deleted
why would you want a pig? :\ my friend has some on his farm, they're disgusting
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2012-03-02, 02:32 PM #7Herald of the Titans
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My uncle used to have a small pot bellied pig as a house pet, he was awesome. They make good pets and as others have said quite intelligent so can be well trained.
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2012-03-02, 02:33 PM #8The Patient
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My neighbor had a pet pig and it was really cute and friendly but it was also quite gross. I'm not saying this to be gross or anything, but when a dog has an accident in your house, it's usually not the end of the world. When a pig has an accident in your house...oh my god it's disgusting.
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2012-03-02, 02:34 PM #9Merely a Setback
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Actually, a pet pig, if taken care of properly, is no dirtier than a dog.
Originally Posted by peggleftw
Then again, some dogs are disgusting.Putin khuliyo
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2012-03-02, 02:47 PM #10DeletedIt wasn't the usual fattie pig, but little not that fat thingy. Originally Posted by peggleftw
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2012-03-02, 03:12 PM #11Mechagnome
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Micro Pigs? Yeah they're pretty cute. My old boss used to bang on about wanting one.
Speaking of cute: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-17229797
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