Pig as a pet?
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Barbara L
Traveling Welcome Wagon
How adorable! I wonder how big they are full-grown. I knew someone who had a pot-bellied pig. It ate her kitchen floor and chased guests all over the house!
Barbara
Barbara
kitchenelf
Chef Extraordinaire
Dang! They are small.
You'd have to put a crabapple in its mouth
Off to the woodshed!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
jpmcgrew
Executive Chef
I suppose you could litter train them, pigs are actually quite intelligent.How big do these pigs get when they are grown I wonder?They sure are cute when they are babies.
redkitty
Executive Chef
They are so adorable I can hardly stand it! Love the picky with the ducky too!
Loprraine
Executive Chef
Adorable, yes. But I would always be thinking of how to get them onto a BLT.
kitchenelf
Chef Extraordinaire
Adorable, yes. But I would always be thinking of how to get them onto a BLT.
YOU, get behind pacanis in the woodshed line! 
expatgirl
Master Chef
You guys are too much!! The pigs are darling au naturel even without the crabapples and bread & mayo accessories for this winter's fashion season.
middie
Chef Extraordinaire
I'd love to have a pig. They're so cute. And lovable. My dad had one. He had to get rid of it after it ate his bathroom floor and got too big for the house.
buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
One man's pet is another man's bacon.
Callisto in NC
Washing Up
I want one. They are adorable and I wouldn't be tempted to shove an apple in it's mouth (I don't eat pig). Wonder how it gets along with cats.
CharlieD
Chef Extraordinaire
Yeah, here you go. Pig for a pet. Smart, extremely smart actually, great as a pet, wonderfull as a watch dog, I mean pig and when you get tired of it, Ellen, you do not have to give it back to shelter, just make the diner.
