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Is it true that pot-bellied pigs are a lot like dogs?

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Is it true that pot-bellied pigs are a lot like dogs?

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Not really. Although pigs are very intelligent creatures and can be trained similarly to dogs, they have a different social structure and respond to humans in a different way. Dominance training, for instance, works on dogs, but doesn’t work on pigs. If you are considering adopting a pig, please visit a sanctuary in your area to see what these creatures are really like. You may be surprised by the amount of attention these animals desire and require. • Do pigs typically bite? Biting behavior will vary depending on the pig’s experiences. As a rule, they only bite when frightened. Pigs have a wide range of personalities and experiences, though. Some pigs may bite out of frustration or because they distrust people after suffering abuse. • What kind of vaccinations do pigs require? Pot-bellies are susceptible to various diseases and will require some vaccinations. Generally, it is a good idea to get vaccinations for Erysipelas, Leptospirosis, Atrophic Rhinitis and Brucellosis. Tetanus is a

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