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Somnif t1_jdik4u7 wrote

Reply to comment by punkinholler in Zoomied her outfit off by lnfinity

Kune kunes stay fairly small (retriever size, as you put it). Granted they're about 3 times the density, but still manageable. Definitely need a lot of space for them though, no way I'd keep one in an apartment.

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bmbreath t1_jdigbpx wrote

I'm not thinking about getting a pet pig. But have seen an uptick in videos of them.

Are they litter box trained? Or trained to go outside? Is it pretty much like a dog in that regard?

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blizzardspider t1_jdifm5u wrote

Reply to comment by lrigwoCPlease in Gamer chick by lnfinity

I actually also know of someone who does live in the city and has a pet pig! She walks her pig on a leash and she(meaning the pig in this case) is about the size of a dog but a lot wider/heavier than the average dog. I don't know the owner personally so have no idea if the pig is difficult to take care of but they seem like a happy pair when I see them walk outside. When people get a pet piglet they definitely shouldn't underestimate taking care of the pig when it grows up though that's for sure.

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Hungry_Bass_Muncher t1_jdiepcp wrote

Reply to comment by 2TauntU in Zoomied her outfit off by lnfinity

One if them is correct and the other one is heartless animal abuse disguised in a joke.

Imagine someone making jokes about killing dogs for pleasure aka "tasty food". Everyone on Reddit would hate that and shame the jokers for not having taste or a working sense of humor.

Reddit universally condemns animal abuse news/stories and some even go so far to demand the perpetators to receive extreme vigilantism because the laws are not harsh enough. And none of them ever are "vegans" or anything close to it. Animal rights for me and not for thee.

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tallperson117 t1_jdic9hj wrote

I always thought having a mini pig would be great, although IIRC there aren't any that stay small. I had a family friend who got one and he loved it to death, he said it was a great pet, super nice, clean, and smart. It kept growing though and capped out at like 200lbs or something ridiculous like that. It got so big that his family he lived with refused to let it keep staying in the house, so he made a pen for it in their yard. The pig was accustomed to being a "house pig" though, and putting it outside made it horribly depressed. It stopped eating and eventually died :(

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bshaddo t1_jdibx46 wrote

My pig found itself smart enough to hop over the the barrier from his pen to the next pen and eat all of that pig’s food, and then go to the next one and eat all of that pig’s food, and then the next one and eat all of that pig’s food, and make his way back in time for when it was my turn my time to feed him. He had already eaten three meals, and would just be sitting there waiting for me, and I would feed him and he would eat that. That’s why he gained so much weight and got sifted at the fat stock show.

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