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Can you believe how cute these little pigs are? The smallest pig is named Tetley, because he’s not much bigger than a cup of tea.
Pennywell Farm in Devon, England is home to these incredibly tiny pigs. Touted as “the next perfect pet”, Pennywell’s Miniature Pigs are a variant on a rare breed from New Zealand. The Pennywell Farm began cross-breeding the pigs nine years ago. Farm co-owner Chris Murray wanted to breed the pocket-size pigs “so that children can enjoy giving them a cuddle.” He says they are easy to house train and have a good temperament.
Murray also says these pets aren’t your average slothful porkers: “As pets, it is very important that the pigs are kept fit not fat.” The Pennywell Miniature can live for eight years or more (indeed one lived to the age of 14), so Murray tells prospective buyers that “a pig is not just for breakfast.” The Pennywell Farm website encourages owners to play games like “hunt the food” in order to bond with and enrich the lives of their tiny companions.
Photos by Richard Austin
[via ABC News]
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Look at that leetle fatty in the middle!
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[N2C says:] I am reblogging small cute things today because work is stressful and this is making me happy.
Leetle peegy you look so soft and furry. I bet you make teensy weensy oinkings. Come live with me.
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Okay at first I thought this was a pig eating cake and he had frosting all over his face. But really he is painting magical pig art and i love that EVEN MORE. I want to write my landlord and see if they will rescind their no pet policy because this shit is bananas and I NEED to be a part of it.
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