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P ig ownership is both an ancient practice and a modern opportunity. For thousands of years, pigs have played a vital role in human survival, agriculture, culture, and economy. Today, pigs are raised across the world not only as livestock for meat production but also as intelligent companion animals, sustainable farm assets, and even therapeutic pets. Whether you are considering pigs for food security, small-scale farming, commercial production, or companionship, understanding what pig ownership truly involves is essential before making the commitment. This chapter lays the foundation for responsible pig care and ownership. It explores the dual role of pigs as livestock and companion animals, highlights their intelligence and value, addresses common myths, helps you assess whether pig ownership is right for you, and outlines the legal, zoning, and ethical responsibilities that every pig owner must understand. 1 COMPLETE GUIDE TO PIG AS PET FOR BEGINNERS Understanding Pigs as Livestock and Companion Animals Pigs are among the most versatile domesticated animals in the world. Traditionally, they have been raised primarily for meat, fat, and byproducts. In many cultures, pigs represent food security, wealth, and agricultural independence. However, in recent decades, pigs-especially miniature and heritage breeds-have also gained popularity as companion animals.

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