Very intuned with The Camera 📷 Love How he Stands Out!! Absolutely Precious 💯
@autumnacresminipetpigs
Жыл бұрын
Thank you!
@addisynwhite3113
2 жыл бұрын
So cute, Also could you do a breed of mini pig video because the breeders said my pig was a Juliana but as he got older I'm seeing more potbelly. He has wire like hair and a short stubby snout. He also has short legs and everyone says he's a potbelly. But the breeders said purebred Juliana. Also please anyone, don't hate on me because I got a mini pig from a breeder I was surprised with him!!!😁 If I could choose between a breeder or rescue, I would choose rescue.
@autumnacresminipetpigs
2 жыл бұрын
This is a tough subject. A lot of people argue about this. There are no true mini pig breeds today. They have all been mixed and interbred so that today we have what many people call an America Mini Pig. A Juliana pig is simply a spotted pig. A potbellied pig can be Juliana. A mini pig can be Juliana.
@addisynwhite3113
2 жыл бұрын
@@autumnacresminipetpigs Well I know you might know more about mini pigs than I do but we used to have a purebred Juliana and when she reached 1 she barely grew. Now I don't know If she was some type of unhealthy dwarf. She passed and 17 years old. So she was healthy as far as we know. That is definitely the last time we buy from a breeder. From now on we are rescuing. Thx for writing back. All the love -Addisyn
@autumnacresminipetpigs
2 жыл бұрын
Wow! I can’t comment much on the pig you had since I don’t know the details of her breeding and care. There certainly are anomalies out there and she may have been one of them. The fact that she lived so long is amazing! My experience with a pig that didn’t grow after his first year is very different. Later I found out that he was inbred and starved to keep small. He never grew bigger than the size of a cat. He died at 2 1/2 years old. Most pig breeders are horrible. They know that people are obsessed with a small pig so they try to give them what they want. Unfortunately the way they do that is horrific and cruel to the pig. But not all Breeders do this. I have a very small breeding program. We have four litters a year. I would never inbreed or starve them to keep them small. A pig should grow so we give them what they need to thrive. We also socialize and begin to train them. Each family is set up for success and supported for the life of the pig. I provide tons of resources. We also do some rescuing and help families who need to rehome their pig.
@addisynwhite3113
2 жыл бұрын
@@autumnacresminipetpigs Our pig was a bit bigger than a cat but definitely not the size of our male pig. I agree, the pigs should not have to starve because of some careless breeders. It is amazing that you don't overbreed the pigs or starve them. If you go on the Ozark Mountain Mini Pigs website and go on the parents icon you can clearly see that they are breeding the pigs way to young. I am so sorry for your loss "the pig". I would actually really like it if you go on their website and write back about the breeder. They always have new pigs up like twice a week and they lied about their location because they didn't want us to see it. And the breeders even confessed that they take the babies from the mom at 1 week old! btw I didn't mean to put 17 I meant 7. But that is still okay for a nongrowing piglet! But I do want to put this out there, don't worry we did not starve our piglet. We loved her more than you know.💖 Ozark mountain mini pigs is what they are called. Write back soon, -Addisyn
@autumnacresminipetpigs
2 жыл бұрын
I know who that breeder is. I don’t even know what to say. People who pull piglets off their mom, sell a piglet with diarrhea or lie about size are disgusting. They only care about the money. I could never do that. My piglets are my babies and I care about every single one. This is why I fully educate and support every family. I am so sorry about what has happened to you and to all of those poor families and piglets. 😭
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