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The American Landrace pig is a domestic pig that is of Danish Landrace decent. They are breed and kept all across the United States.
The standard weight of a American landrace is 275 for the female and 325 for the male with varying difference in the male
The first Danish Landrace pig herd was established in Denmark in 1896. The first testing for descendants took place in 1907.
Distinguish between swine breeds: Look at main colors --> pigs are white, black and red Both have white hair and pink skin but >> American Landrace (Large body, snout and floppy ears (slanted forward parallel to head) >> Chester White (Short body, snout and floppy ears) Also American Landrace has a large litter, and Chester is smaller, why that is important with immediate identification, really does not matter, but I guess it is a fun fact.
The short answer is alot the long one is what is written below for more information check out this website http://www.ansi.okstate.edu/breeds/swine/ American Landrace American Yorkshire Angeln Saddleback Arapawa Island Ba Xuyen Bantu Bazna Beijing Black Belarus Black Pied Belgian Landrace Bentheim Black Pied Berkshire Black Slavonian British Landrace British Lop Bulgarian White Cantonese Chester White Czech Improved White Danish Landrace Dermantsi Pied Duroc Dutch Landrace Fengjing Finnish Landrace French Landrace German Landrace Gloucestershire Old Spots Guinea Hog Hampshire Hereford Hezuo Iberian Italian Landrace Jinhua Kele Krskopolje Kunekune Lacombe Large Black Large Black-white Large White Lithuanian Native Mangalitsa Meishan Middle White Minzhu Mong Cai Mukota Mora Romagnola Moura Mulefoot Neijiang Ningxiang Norwegian Landrace Ossabaw Island Oxford Sandy and Black Philippine Native Pietrain Poland China Red Wattle Saddleback Spots Swabian-Hall Swedish Landrace Tamworth Thuoc Nhieu Tibetan Turopolje Vietnamese Potbelly Welsh Wuzhishan
American Landrace, American Yorkshire, Angeln Saddleback, Arapawa Island, Ba Xuyen, Bantu, Banza, Beijing Black, Belarus Black Pied, Belgian Landrace, Bentheim Black Pied, Berkshire, Black Slavonian, British Landrace, British Lop, Bulgarian White, Cantonese, Chester White, Czech Improved White, Danish Landrace, Dermantsi Pied, Duroc, Dutch Landrace, Fengjing, Finnish Landrace, French Landrace, German Landrace, Gloucestershire Old Spot, Guinea Hog, Hampshire, Hereford, Hezuo, Iberian, Italian Landrace, Jinhua, Kele, Krskopolje, Kunekune, Lacombe, Large Black, Large Black-white, Large White, Lithuanian Native, Mangalitsa, Meishan, Middle White, Minzhu, Mong Cai, Mukota, Mora, Romagnola, Moura, Mulefoot, Neijiang, Ningxiang, Norwegian Landrace, Ossabaw Island, Oxford Sandy and Black, Philippine Native, Pietrain, Poland China, Red Wattle, Saddleback, Spots, Swabian-Hall Swine, Swedish Landrace, Swallow Belied Mangalitza, Tamworth, Thuoc Nhieu, Tibetan, Turopolje, Vietnamese Potbelly, Welsh, Wuzhishan
A Guinea Pig..
They are not members of the pig family
The most common breed of guinea pig is American short haired. They are easy to groom and handle.
The common breeds in the US are listed as follows: Yorkshire Duroc hampshire Landrace Chester White Berkshire Poland China Spots There are many other breeds of pigs in other countries and I suspect I have missed a few on my list too.
Try capybara.The answer should be cavy or guinea pig, a common pet
A team of scientists traveled the 49 Continental United States only to find that the most common Guinea Pig name was Mrs. Pig.