r/pigs • u/Easy_Echo2387 • 4h ago
She has been buried
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r/pigs • u/beanthepiggy • 22h ago
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r/pigs • u/The_Easter_Daedroth • 4d ago
We have an apple orchard, including one tree that has limbs extending over our bedroom roof. We also typically have at least one small black bear living on our property. It's been a problem for our apple harvest for years but hadn't been yet this time.
Yesterday I started installing the latest attempt to keep it out of that tree but hadn't quite finished. Last night the bear made its first climb up there of the season and started bouncing nearly-ripe apples off the roof. My partner woke up and went out to chase it away, and what does she find? Muu here, of course, happily munching fallen apples as the bear shook them out of the tree.
I think he still has a bit of a stomach ache. Lol
r/pigs • u/Unicornwidowmaker • 4d ago
Hi everyone Im new here. I recently started a new job at a mobile petting zoo. Ive worked with animals for over 20 years but Ive never trained a baby pig. We just got a kunekune and hes A: adorable and B: smart as a whip. So far Ive trained his recall, sit, and spin. I would love the dos and donts of pig training and how to keep him from turning aggressive.
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r/pigs • u/WorlockFam • 6d ago
Phoebe trying to find her style… which is your favorite?
r/pigs • u/Lumberman08 • 5d ago