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tripperfunster) wrote2013-07-20 11:24 pm
tripperfunster) wrote2013-07-20 11:24 pm
Piiiiiiiiig! OMG!
Today we went to the Morris Stampede, which is a bit of a low-rent, small town thing, with chuck wagon races and rides and a petting zoo, etc. It turns out I know the lady running the petting zoo, I'd bought a goat from her a few years back. Anyhoo, at the zoo there was this CUUUUUTE little polka-dot pot bellied pig running around, and I was IN LOVE with it.
I told her that it was so cute that I almost ate it, and she said IT WAS FOR SALE. omg. Never tell me that a cute animal is available for me to take home and smother with lurve.
Needless to say, I now own the CUTEST PIG IN THE UNIVERSE. He has polka dots!
I'll post more pics soon.
This is him bumping noses with my bunny Chelsea. I named him MORRIS.
I told her that it was so cute that I almost ate it, and she said IT WAS FOR SALE. omg. Never tell me that a cute animal is available for me to take home and smother with lurve.
Needless to say, I now own the CUTEST PIG IN THE UNIVERSE. He has polka dots!
I'll post more pics soon.
This is him bumping noses with my bunny Chelsea. I named him MORRIS.
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Does Chelsea like him?
He is cute for a pig. You don't have to fix boars do you, to prevent aggressive tendencies?
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The bunny is a regular sized Netherland Dwarf, so Morris is crazy small right now, but should end up around 30ish lbs, which is pretty damn small for a pig, but still bigger than the weenie little thing that he is now.
As for fixing, yes, I'll be doing that soon. I don't know how aggressive they get, but the un-nuetuered ones SMELL! From everything I've heard, it's the females that get grumpy when they mature.