What is a teenage pig called?

Answer 1

Assuming you mean "teenage" in a figurative sense...

An immature pig is generally called a shoat or piglet. An unbred female pig is called a gilt. (There's not a corresponding term for an unbred male pig, though a male pig castrated before puberty is called a barrow and one castrated after puberty is a stag.)

If you meant it literally, then a pig of 13-19 years of age would be called a boar or hog if male, or a sow if female.

Answer 2

A teenage pig is called a "hogget" or a "shoat." This stage of development typically occurs between 6 to 12 months of age, after the piglet stage and before reaching maturity as an adult pig. During this period, the pig undergoes significant growth and development, transitioning from a juvenile to a sub-adult stage.

Answer 3

Boar