Pigs

Love Is In The Air And Other Places - A Cute Collection

by M Dee Dubroff

Animals know love just as we do. Rabbits have their own special way of showing affection for each other as do the other creatures exemplified in this article about love reigning supreme on the day of all lovers.

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by Laurie Kay Olson

They look like the love children of a forbidden love between a sheep and a pig with their thick, curly hair and their blunt snouts. Or perhaps a science experiment gone wrong. However, there is nothing sheepish about them. These animals are pure pig and come from Hungary where they cross-bred a hardy domestic pig with a wild boar to create what is now called a Mangalitsa.

by Arnold Carreiro

Here’s a two-pack of strange livestock news stories for the day: a lucky, screaming boar sent the police to his owner’s home, and Hero the bull is bouncing back from a case of severe frostbite with a pair of prosthetic legs.

Pets' Predictions & Prognostications For Super Bowl XLVIII [Videos]

by Ron Callari

Our pets always seem to get into the act. Whether it's conducting their own Super Bowl [this year marks the 'Puppy Bowl's' 10th year] or it's the birth of the newest Clydesdale foal, our furry and aquatic friends are always there to remind us they liked to be included in the Big Game's annual festivities.

by Laurie Kay Olson

It's not the sort of story you hear every day. Last September a wild boar wandered into a campsite in Australia, discovered the campers' stash of beer and went hog wild on a bender that led him to consume 18 beers, Perhaps he thought he had actually wandered into a weekend frat party. Maybe he thought he was at a Bar Mitzvah with an open bar (wait! he's not kosher!). Either way he really made a pig of himself,

Meet the animals that end up in Floridian backyards!

by Arnold Carreiro

Escaped exotic pets, farm animals allowed to run free, and other wily species have taken advantage of Florida’s subtropical climate for hundreds of years. You might be surprised to learn about the animals living in my backyard:

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Keep Your Dogs Warm This Winter With Heated Pandas, Pigs, Puss Cats, and More!

by Kitty Devine

The Old Farmer's Almanac says that the winter is going to be colder and snowier than usual throughout the United States. It will be imperative to fight the frigid in your feet. You can easily do with Pixnor® Heated Slippers. They come in a variety of different fun animals so you can choose your favorite.