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5 bucks says Frank wanted a pig.
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oh Jamia , always teaching us something <3
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Pigs are so awesome! Why would you even buy one if you’re gonna get rid of it once it’s grown that’s like.. disrespectful ..to the pigs. You wouldn’t do that to your kid!
Also guys.. FUCK JAMIA, I WANT THE CHECKBOOK! XD
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oh my gosh, these pigs are so nice.
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GET THE CHECKBOOK
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thumbs up if jamia brought you here…
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YES JAMIA WHAT YOU WAITING? GET THE FUCKING CHECKBOOK!
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My friend has a pot bellied pig that I take care of when he travels. Pigs don’t smell. That is a total myth, they are very clean, they can be housebroken to go outside just like a dog, there is no smell that the person below refers to. They are smart & make good pets for some people. However, they are not “just like a dog” (as some people say) and they can be stubborn and demanding and they require a certain amount of patience.
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What adorable faces! Thank you for setting the record straight too ~ to hear that such a small percentage of pet pigs keep their homes is staggering. People need to be aware! There’s an article in National Geographic magazine about engineering the perfect pet. There is a mention “teacup” potbelly pigs, as you have stated this is a grave misnomer, people need to know the truth!
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They are the sweetest creatures and like the rest, just want love and food. Thanks for trying to educate people about them.
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I volunteered for a week at Piggie Paradise last October. I loved every minute. Each pig there has its own personality and it is personality plus. I got to walk Sprocket, their rock star pot bellied pig to the Reception Center. It was fascinating watching him amble and root. I learned so much about them what is healthy food for them and what they need. Root out Pignorance!
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Excellent video Yvonne, Piggy Mamma.
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@TheAnncake I wish I could give you like…. 3 thumbs up.
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JAMIA, GET THE CHECKBOOK!
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My mom loves pigs! And they’re so intelligent. Eating pigs is no different to eating cats or dogs when you look at it like this. They are actually quite adorable, except for the smell. I love animals so much.
Poor Piggies!!
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Aw look at their waggy tales! So gorgeous.
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