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What is the classification of a pot belly pig?

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In many counties and cities across the United States, Pot Bellied Pigs (PBP) are being classified as companion PETS. They are NOT livestock. Clean, smart, quiet, and social, these adorable and intelligent creatures make wonderful backyard pets. Key word: YARD. You must have space for your PBP to root and play and sleep. Important: there is NO such thing as teacup or mini PBP. They grow to be 120-250lbs, with 150lbs being about average and healthy.

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