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Rear legs should be set apart, but under the body. Two toes of even length and two dewclaws on each foot. Front legs should be set under the shoulders but converge when in motion. Legs: Set well apart, straight when viewed from the front and rear. Leaniency is given to sows who have produced litters. A slight roundness in the belly is permissible, but there should not be a 'pot belly' present. A slight sway in the back is permissable but discouraged. Chest and shoulders should be of medium width, neither broad nor narrow. The top line should be straight and of good length. Heavy jowls and a stubbed nose are to be discouraged.īody: Lean and musculular the Juliana pig should never look round or flabby. Eyes are almond shaped, clearly visible, and can be blue to almost black. Head: The most prominent feature of the head is a long straight snout that is neither turned up nor snubbed. The Juliana should never be pudgy, heavily wrinkled, or sluggish in appearance. It should be lean, longer than it is tall, and athletic in appearence. It more closely resembles a small version of a large hog or feral pig then it does the Pot Belly pig. General appearance: The Juliana is a small, colorfully spotted pig. It is the goal of breeders to produce offsping that consistantly exhibits the characteristics of the original Juliana pig. Regardless of ancestry the modern Juliana more closely resembles the description of the original Juliana then any other breed today. While the Juliana breed is reputed to be quite old it is unsubstantiated as to whether or not the modern Juliana pig is of the same ancestry. Temperament is of the utmost importance since the Juliana has been specifically bred to work with humans. It should not exhibit a pronounced pot belly or sway back, should have a longer snout, and be slight in frame. The Juliana Pig, also known as the Miniature Painted Pig, is small, spotted, and conformationally sound. 'This seems to be the reason why he looks at me with infatuation and is often also very jealous of men.The Juliana Pig is a small colorful pig thought to originate in Europe through selective breeding of various kinds of pigs. 'She can get jealous with Hamlet even though they are like siblings, whereas to Hamlet it seems that I am more like his love. 'I've noticed that to Gina I am more like a mum and she seeks my nurturing and affection. 'I personally have very different relationships with the two of them. 'But at the same time, when they meet again, I can see that they actually missed each other - they greet each other.

#Chipmunk pig full

'I have noticed that when I am only with one of the two, they appreciate it because they feel like they have alone time with me and that they have my full attention,' Arianna added. Gina and Hamlet can often be found cuddled up next to each other during nap time.Īrianna said: 'They have many moments of affection - such as when they cuddle or when they play together or when they simply just want to be next to each other and have their bodies touch while keeping their personal spaces.'Īlthough her pets enjoy their one-on-one time with their owner, they end up missing their 'other half' after spending more than a few hours apart. 'It seems to me that Hamlet uses his intelligence and problem-solving skills and Gina uses her physical capacity, as she is a bigger creature, to get to things that they are not supposed to.' 'It is very interesting that they each pitch in with their own capacity to be able to reach food that is not accessible. The dog and pig have become each other's partner in crime, as they spend their days tormenting their owner Arianna Tsolakoglou before cuddling up on the sofa as if nothing happened.Īrianna, who lives between California and Athens, said: 'What I find amusing is that they have evolved into being like siblings but also partners in crime and will often collaborate to achieve a common goal - and that has to do with food most of the time. However, Mike and Winston are not the only mix-species duo to have struck up a friendship, with Gina, a golden retriever, and Hamlet, a micro pig, striking up an adorable bond. 'The reaction has been so awesome Winston is loved now by millions.'