What is the height of a pig?

Answer 1

The Hereford pig is very similar to pigs like the Hampshire, Yorkshire, Duroc, etc. A reasonable size pig (which is kept on a weight maintaining diet) is approximately 4 feet long. They stand approximately 2.5 feet tall. This is only if the pig is approximately 350 pounds. The heavier they get, the larger they get. They can be 5, 6, 7, or even more feet long. If you're wanting this to be a healthy (safe piglet bearing if female) pig, you should not let your pig get much larger than 350 pounds. The larger they get, the more health issues they can get. If you have a female and are planning to breed, it is unsafe to have a larger sow. There can be risks, whether it be a smaller number of young, the death of her young, or even the death of her. If you have a boar, you do not want him to exceed 350 pounds. If he is bigger than a sow or gilt, he is probably too big. He can severily hurt or damage his mates. If you are going to eat your pig, the best time to take it to slaughter is at 350 pounds. You should let your pig gain much fat. The more muscular the pig is, the better. It is best to not feed your pig slop (no matter what its purpose is). The higher protein feed is also better especially when added with daily exercise.

Answer 2

The average full grown pot bellied pig is anywhere from 16-26 inches tall at their shoulders.

Answer 3

The average height of a mature Yorkshire pig is about 3 feet. The Yorkshire is the most common breed of pig in the United States.

Answer 4

aproxiamlty 3 ft to 5 ft

Answer 5

it gets 1ft tall

Answer 6

about 3 to 4 inches