How are They with Children?
In general, Pot Bellied pigs do get along with children, once they realize their
role in the big scheme of things. Pigs are a herd animal and need to either
establish dominance or be dominated. They usually figure out who is feeding
them and who is the authority in the house. This is true for most animals,
including cats and dogs. Make sure your kids never hit the pig as they have
excellent memories and will be very wary of it for the rest of their lives. Bring
you kid when feeding time comes, and allow your kid to give it some food.
More than likely, if you kid is very small, the pig will feel superior to it in the
pecking order. Never leave small kids alone with your pig, or for that matter,
NEVER LEAVE THEM ALONE, full stop. In general pigs and children get on pretty
well, but always be weary.
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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

