history: I live on a farm and we actually grow Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs.
knowledge: Vietnamese Pot-bellied is the exonym for the Lon I () or I pig, an endangered traditional Vietnamese breed of small domestic pig.
response: Interesting, I think they are a traditional Vietnamese breed of small domestic pig,rright?
history: I live on a farm and we actually grow Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs.
Interesting, I think they are a traditional Vietnamese breed of small domestic pig,rright?
yes they are. they are all under 100 pounds full grown. i have some that are around 25 pounds full grown.
knowledge: The I is uniformly black and has short legs and a low-hanging belly, from which the name derives; in pregnant sows, the belly may drag on the ground.
response: As I've read they are black and has short legs and a low hanging belly, that give them their name. Are yours like that?
history: I live on a farm and we actually grow Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs.
Interesting, I think they are a traditional Vietnamese breed of small domestic pig,rright?
yes they are. they are all under 100 pounds full grown. i have some that are around 25 pounds full grown.
As I've read they are black and has short legs and a low hanging belly, that give them their name. Are yours like that?
yes they are, i even have some that are white with black legs
knowledge: It is slow-growing, but the meat has good flavour.
response: And do you breed them for their meat? I've heard it has a good flavor.
history: I live on a farm and we actually grow Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs.
Interesting, I think they are a traditional Vietnamese breed of small domestic pig,rright?
yes they are. they are all under 100 pounds full grown. i have some that are around 25 pounds full grown.
As I've read they are black and has short legs and a low hanging belly, that give them their name. Are yours like that?
yes they are, i even have some that are white with black legs
And do you breed them for their meat? I've heard it has a good flavor.
yes i do. We also sell them as house pets.
knowledge: It is thought to have originated in Nam Định province of Vietnam, in the Red River Delta.
response: I think they originated in Nam Dinh province of Vietnam.
history: I live on a farm and we actually grow Vietnamese pot-bellied pigs.
Interesting, I think they are a traditional Vietnamese breed of small domestic pig,rright?
yes they are. they are all under 100 pounds full grown. i have some that are around 25 pounds full grown.
As I've read they are black and has short legs and a low hanging belly, that give them their name. Are yours like that?
yes they are, i even have some that are white with black legs
And do you breed them for their meat? I've heard it has a good flavor.
yes i do. We also sell them as house pets.
I think they originated in Nam Dinh province of Vietnam.
Im not sure. but they sure do have their own personalities. they are very playful
knowledge: The I is uniformly black and has short legs and a low-hanging belly, from which the name derives; in pregnant sows, the belly may drag on the ground.
response: And do yours have low bellies that drag when they walk?