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Today I will share my experience of keeping a Vietnamese Sinka.
We didn't plan to get this animal, but for our daughter's last birthday our friends made us such a lively gift, which turned out to be a great surprise
Since our yard was not organized to keep a pig, and since the pig was small, we did not dare to keep it out in the cold and took it to our house until spring.
Our kindness did not allow us to leave a feral cat on a cold street in winter, which sometimes came to us to ask for food
A little later it turned out that the cat was pregnant, but that's a whole other story. So far they have made friends with the pig and shared the heat with each other on the same bed under the radiator in the bathroom.
The only one who wasn't thrilled with the neighborhood was our bald sphinx cat. She survived many moves with us and legally considered herself the only family pet and favorite.
The only thing that saved the bald cat from serious collisions was the fact that in the winter it lives only under a blanket or near the stove. It is very afraid of drafts. She asks to be covered)) The animal is not designed for our climate and is doomed to die in the wild.
And the fluffy street cat, taking advantage of our kindness and temporary helplessness of the bald owner entered the role of a house cat and really enjoyed life playing with her daughter's toys
On a walk, Piggy always stayed close to us, feeling that we are now her new family. The cat also often accompanied us on walks.
I believe that it is a great blessing when children growing up, have the opportunity to be in such close contact with a variety of living creatures. To watch, feed and play with them in nature
The difficulties began first in finding a groom for our piggy, and then in transporting him to visit us. Unlike the piglet, the boar was never tame and behaved quite aggressively all the way. He calmed down only when he saw the bride and the open space for pasture.
We had yet to bring him home....
And so after a date with a familiar boar, we had 11 wonderful piglets. Now they are wintering all together in the barn prepared for them together with their warm mother pig
The cat also gave birth to several healthy kittens. She regularly brought them captured mice and all the kittens grew up to be agile mousers!
It was the kittens that once attracted our attention by sitting very interested in something in the thick grass. When I went to check what they were interested in, I found this wild turtle that had crawled out of a nearby river.
After carefully examining it with the baby, we released the turtle that same evening into the river together.
I've put together a short video for you about the life of our piglet family, I'd love for you to watch it!
I never thought I'd be raising cattle! I assume that you, like many people, are wondering what we will do with such a brood of piglets? I will answer: We will keep Mama Pig as a family member for pleasure, and sell the piglets, we have even placed an ad for sale.
Do you need any Vietnamese piglets?
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