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What's Included
Stop Aggression
Stopping charging, head swiping and aggression with my 10 step guide
Teaching Tricks
Learn how to teach your piggie tricks like sit, play dead, bow/curtsy, stay, fetch, spinning & figure eight, playing musical instruments, shaking hands and playing golf, slam dunking a basketball, pushing a pram and jumping through hoops!
Controlling Social Hierarchy
Tips to control the social order to make sure you stay the boss hog of the herd
Feeding Habits
How to feed your piglet, when and how much
Controlling Rooting
Tips on how to control rooting and save your garden
Pot Belly Pig Answers
Category Archives: Teacup Pig Information
Teacup Pigs and Dogs
Many individuals are asking if they can keep pot-bellied pigs and dogs together. The answer is YES, but there are tips that you must follow in order to keep their relationship smooth. You do not want to go home one … Continue reading
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Pot-bellied pigs and Children
Children and pets go together like carrots and peas; peanut butter and jelly; chili and milk. Okay, the last example serves as more of a remedy for the other (milk is the one proven thing to stop spice and its … Continue reading
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Setting up your house
We all love pets and who wouldn’t? Pets are fun, they offer a wide variety of interaction, and they give you a sense of responsibility. They can also be very good companions and provide energy in an otherwise dreary home … Continue reading
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Adopt or buy a pot bellied pig?
We can all agree that owning a pet can be very fulfilling and relaxing, no matter how much time, effort, and requirements are needed in order to properly take care it. Piglets for sale, puppies for sale, bunnies for sale, … Continue reading
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Is a pot-bellied pig right for you?
Understanding the needs and responsibilities that come with taking pot-bellied pigs (who look so differently from all those wild boar pictures you’ve seen before) as pets must be considered first before you actually get one. Information about pigs and sites … Continue reading
Choosing a Teacup Pig Breeder
Teacup pigs are relatively small-sized pet pigs which were first bred in Devon, England. Teacup pot-bellied pigs are intended as pet animals and are bred in different colors such as black, white, silver, chocolate-colored, and combinations of these. Teacup varieties … Continue reading