American Guinea Hogs are known for their docile disposition, and continue to be selected for this trait, which makes them easy to care for and an ideal pig for the homestead or small farm. They generally love a belly rub, or a back scratch!

Micki with a 5-month-old gilt

16-year-old Ethan pets his 1-year-old boar. Photo courtesy of Audacious Acres, March 2007.
Photo courtesy of Audacious Acres, March 2007.

The grandkids with an adult Guinea Hog. Photo courtesy of Sullbar Farm.
Photo courtesy of Sullbar Farm.