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Pigs

Over the centuries, man has found almost limitless uses for these farm creatures. Questions here should focus on all things that 'oink.'

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Are dogs smarter than pigs?

Yes. Pigs are surprisingly smarter than dogs. Scientist say that a pig is as intelligent as a three year old human.
That depends on the individual pig and the dog.

In general, a pig may be smarter then an american bulldog, chihuahua, english bulldog and afghan hound but not so much against a collie, lab, husky or poodle.


According to the person who edited, That means that pigs are on average the SAMEintellect as the average dog. Many studies have proven that dogs are not only the animal who exhibit the most human like traits, such as looking to the left when meeting someone new, but are on par with our three year olds as well.


What is pigskin made from?

Pigskin is a type of leather made from the hide of a pig. It is commonly used in making items such as footballs, clothing, and accessories due to its durability and flexibility.

What is a porcine?

Porcine refers to anything to do with hogs or pigs.

Are pigs considered smart?

Yes, pigs are considered intelligent animals. They are known to be inquisitive, social, and capable of problem-solving tasks. Studies have shown that pigs have the ability to learn and remember tasks, making them highly adaptable animals.

Where does pot-bellied-pigs live?

Pot-bellied pigs are domesticated animals that can be found as pets in homes all around the world. They are originally from Southeast Asia, where they were traditionally raised for food. In homes, they require a safe and comfortable environment with proper care and attention.

How fast do pigs run?

Pigs can run at speeds of up to 11 miles per hour (18 kilometers per hour). However, their running ability can vary depending on the breed and individual fitness level.

What is the pigs habitat?

A place where pigs are raised is called sty or pigsty.

Usually on farms and some live in the wild but those are considered wild boars, not pigs.

Why are pigs harmful to eat?

They have many disease including samnella and inside it's liver it has a type of worm which tranfers to the human body. (glad I'm a vegi)

They're not as long as the meat is cooked thoroughly.

How many hoofs does a Malayan beared pig have?

A Malayan bearded pig has four hooves, like all other pigs. Each hoof is cloven, meaning it is split into two parts.

In what state are more hogs raised than in any other state?

Indiana

Actually I read on at least two websites that it is Iowa. I also read that it USED to be Missouri, but that Missouri's hog production has decreased since 2000. See the Related Link.

What is the average litter size of the Chester White?

The average litter size of a Chester White pig is typically around 10-12 piglets per litter. However, litter sizes can vary and range from 6-16 piglets.

How many pigs per litter does a sow have?

A female pig will have her first litter of piglets when she is about one year old. The sow is pregnant for about 4 months, and usually a sow will give birth to around 8 to 12 pigs at a time. A sow can have 2 litters each year. That means that a mother pig can give birth to over 20 piglets each year!

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Is a pig's penis like a corkscrew?

no it does not look like a corkscrew it looks like kel-cz nose

What is the name of a young pig?

a young or new-born pig is called a piglet.

You want a pig Should you get one?

Owning a pig requires careful consideration as they have specific needs such as space, diet, and social requirements. Make sure you have the resources, time, and commitment to meet these needs before getting a pig. Research and understand the responsibilities involved in pig ownership before making a decision.

Where do pigs sleep?

Pigs typically sleep in a sheltered area like a barn or sty with soft bedding such as straw or hay. They prefer to nestle together for warmth and comfort.

What are the most popular 10 pig breeds?

1) Yorkshire

2) Duroc

3) Hampshire

4) Landrace

5) Poland China

6) Spot - also known as spotted Poland China

7) Chester White

8) Berkshire

9) Tamworth

10) Waddle

Are pigs herbivores?

Pigs are omnivores, and are happy eating either plant or animal products.

More or less, yes. I say that because pigs will eat just about anything! If you are keeping a pot belly pig as a pet for instance, you should not feed it meat as it tends to make them aggressive. Pig feed, some fruits and veggies are good.

How much do teacup piglets cost?

Teacup piglets can range in cost from a few hundred dollars to a few thousand dollars, depending on the breeder, location, and quality of the piglet. It's important to be cautious of breeders who market them as "teacup" pigs, as they may not stay small as adults. Ongoing care and medical expenses should also be considered when thinking about getting a teacup piglet.

What is limit feeding in swine production?

Limit feeding in swine production is the practice of feeding a specific amount of food over a set period of time. ?æThe limit feeding amount for a breeding herd is between 4 to 6 pounds per pig.?æ

What is P2 in pig back fat measurement?

Fat depth measured 6.5 cm off the dorsal mid-line at the last rib. The distance from the mid-line is often specified as P1, P2 and P3. The P2 location for measuring back fat generally has the smallest residual error associated with equations that predict lean mean quantity or percentage.

Which are the two veins that form hepatic portal vein?

The two veins that form hepatic portal vein are the splenic vein and the superior mesenteric vein. These veins usually receive blood from the inferior mesenteric, gastric, and cystic veins.

How heavy was the world's largest pig?

The world's largest pig on record, named Big Bill, weighed around 2,552 pounds (1,157 kg).

Do pigs and hogs always sleep on the same side?

yes they sure so!!!! onik oink yes they sure so!!!! onik oink

Where are pigs kept?

a pig pen on most farms, with a building nearby for cover at night...or a pig building where sows have litters that are raised for food. some people don't like these buildings because of the odor

they don't smell, i should know from past experiences, i have a pet pig at the moment. they are verry clean and make a good pet. they can become hoiusetrained and they don't smell if you give them a regular bath. you can also buy pig shoes and clothes to protect them in the winter months. i have been verry fortunate with my pig who had staring roles in fils such as babe: pig in the city and carlottes web. yess i know i have quite the celebrity pig. it eats all different things and is verry hiegenic it is a small pig and will only grow a small amount over the next few years. and no my pig will not be taking any autographs. it is called millfered wallington and has superior class and it is verry good with children, i would recommend getting a pet pig, they are deffinatley worth there weight in gold!!
Pigs are kept on farms in pig pens or in barns.