Piggy Playing Around!

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Phoebe the pig playing around!
We are mini pot bellied pigs Prissy & Bomber! We like to have fun. We are very smart- did you know that pigs are rated the smartest domestic animal & 4th smartest of all animals? All pig breeds are playful & intelligent so please don't eat us, breed us, or buy us! We love people & just want to be loved back!
Please adopt don't shop! Teacup & micro pigs do not exist-- they get BIG when they grow up & are often abandoned because of their size. Sellers often fib to get your money-- underfeeding or inbreeding their pigs to keep them small which is unhealthy & shortens piggy lifespan.

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23 сен 2024

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@Kemeigom 11 лет назад

Despite their size, they will always be lovely...

@caponsacchi 11 лет назад

After seeing so many wildly scampering piglets, its a pleasure to see the graceful athleticism of an adult pig. They're still "easy" to love when this mobile. The real test of love is the 14-year-old 200-pound potbellies (one blind) who are cared for unconditionally by a couple of older women on youtube.

@shutterlucky143 11 лет назад

So adorable!

@Ardc98 11 лет назад

Happy pig!:-)

@caponsacchi 10 лет назад

The caution at the end seems almost inappropriate after we've seen the frolicsome and graceful but "large" and older Phoebe (her tail suggests 12 months or older). If that's what a guardian or "human top pig" can be expected to look and behave like, I'm all for it--as long as you have property for her to roam, graze, root, wallow and do her daily "dance" (notice how pigs don't turn the top half of their bodies--instead, they "reposition" their entire body). Phoebe really rocks in this video. But will she remain just as agile and playful as she does in this photo. How will she fare at ages 2-5?

@prissyandbomber 10 лет назад

Yes, you're so right about the ending, you'd be a great editor! You also make a very good point, pigs continue to get larger and less mobile as they get older..... not to mention less playful.... can you explain human top/guardian pig more..... do you mean dominant in the household?