Characteristics of a pig

Answer 1

A Chester White must be all white. No other color can be bigger than a U.S. minted quater. No colored hair. Their ears must be medium sized and droopy. A Chester White must be all white. No other color can be bigger than a U.S. minted quater. No colored hair. Their ears must be medium sized and droopy.

Answer 2

They are very skittish (Because they are prey in the wild) But can also be very loving and get to know and trust there owners well.

Source: My two teddy guinea pigs: phoenix, and godric

Answer 3

Berkshire pigs are a breed with an upright, erect ear, and are black color all over their body with the exception of six white points. These white points are a splashes of white on the nose, the tip of the tail and all four feet.

Answer 4

They don't have sweat glands, so they cool off by rolling in mud in hot weather. (They are otherwise very clean animals.) They also eat whatever food is available, and aren't finicky about it.

Answer 5

A hereford pig looks like a hereford cow. They are a reddish brown with white. The brown color is located on their body while the white is located on their legs, ears and face.

This hog was originated in the united states.

This hog was a cross from other breeds of pigs. One of the first hereford's was a cross between a chester white and duroc.

Their body type is the same as any major breed and they do NOT have erect ears.

They can also be good mothers :-)

xoxo -heyley

Answer 6

the characteristics for a pig is that the eukarya is the meaning of an characteristic point of an pig and also the types of pigs thast are given to you.

Answer 7

Stuttering, curious, bashful, tempremental, and being kinda clever in a dumb way with luck.

Answer 8

The American Yorkshire pig is the most common breed of pig in North America. They are characterized by their large snouts and pink skin.

Answer 9

nothing