Are pigs smart

Answer 1

We have hundreds of pigs on pasture at our farm and a pack of livestock working dogs. I have trained both pigs and dogs. The reality is that pigs aren't even as smart as dogs. If you split a pig's heads in half you find a brain size of about the size of a small chicken egg, just a few ounces, in an animal that weighs 1,000 lbs. Dogs have far bigger brains and more importantly they have cooperation. Our brains are orders of magnitude larger on the absolute and relative scale. Pigs are good at being pigs but they're not dogs and certainly not the equals of humans.

^False. Pigs are far smarter than dogs. They are ranked as the fifth smartest animal next to humans.

Answer 2

Well, as you can guess they aren't smart as dogs or cats but considering they're a small animal they are quite smart. My guinea pig Mocha,(I love her to death,) and my sister's Ginger have a dog bed we bought them and put them I down on the floor and now they're almost completly potty-trained out of the cage. They're all sorts of reason why they're smart, but I thought this one was sorta cute. P.S sorry about all the they'res :)

Answer 3

Yes, pigs are actually considered quite intelligent animals! Here's why:

Problem-solving skills: Studies have shown pigs can solve puzzles, manipulate objects to reach food, and learn tricks. They've even been compared to dogs and chimpanzees in their problem-solving abilities.

Strong memory: Pigs have excellent spatial memory, meaning they can remember layouts and locations for extended periods. This helps them navigate their environment and find food sources.

Social intelligence: Pigs are highly social creatures that live in complex social groups. They exhibit empathy towards each other and can even understand human emotions to some extent.

Learning from others: Pigs can learn from observing others, a sign of higher intelligence. For instance, they can watch another pig manipulate an object to get food and then replicate the behavior.

Comparisons to other animals:* Some studies suggest pig intelligence may even surpass that of three-year-old children in certain areas. They are widely considered more intelligent than farm animals like cows or sheep.

However, it's important to remember that intelligence can be measured in different ways. While pigs may excel in some areas, they might not perform as well in others compared to other intelligent animals.

Answer 4

Yes, pigs are considered to be highly intelligent animals. They are known for their problem-solving skills, adaptability, and ability to learn complex tasks. Studies have shown that pigs have comparable cognitive abilities to dogs and even some primates.

Answer 5

Not very smart i had a penny on my bed i didn`t know and plus my hamster was running round my bed then put it in its pouch and thought it could eat it LOL :D

Answer 6

YES, very. I have heard between third and fifth in the world. I'd say that's smart.

Answer 7

there just as smart as regular pigs which are 4th smartest animal in the world right after whales and dolphins

Answer 8

yes there are almost as smart as a dog

Answer 9

Super intelligent.