Yes ;)
Pot belly pigs are not typically raised for consumption in the same way as other pig breeds. However, it is technically possible to eat pot belly pigs as they are the same species as domestic pigs. It is important to note that pot belly pigs are often kept as pets, so consuming them may be illegal or socially unacceptable in many places.
to make them cleaner ( i think )
Female pot belly pigs become pregnant through mating with a male pig. The male pig mounts the female from the rear and ejaculation occurs. Sperm is then transferred to the female's reproductive tract, fertilizing the eggs.
Pot belly pigs can cost anywhere from $50 to $500, depending on where you purchase them from and their age. Additionally, there are ongoing costs for feeding, veterinary care, and housing that you will need to consider.
o pot belly pigs get lice
Regular pigs.
Pot belly pigs are the only mammals that do not have sweat glands. They use mud and water to cool themselves off.
Yes ;)
no
well the answer is no
Because they are sssooo cute!
Not so much.
Pot belly pigs can contract parvo. Parvo is a very serious condition in pigs, especially female pigs as it can have affects on the reproductive system.
yes, there are farms, humane societies, and breeders of pot belly pigs all over MN
Pot belly pigs are not typically raised for consumption in the same way as other pig breeds. However, it is technically possible to eat pot belly pigs as they are the same species as domestic pigs. It is important to note that pot belly pigs are often kept as pets, so consuming them may be illegal or socially unacceptable in many places.
one blac and white.