I have always wanted a Vietnamese Pot-bellied pig, it's an endangered small domestic pig.
I've heard of them, but have never seen one. What makes you want one?
They grow slow so I thought it would be fun that they are little longer.
How do you mean, little longer? Do they live for a long time?
in northern Vietnam, with numbers running into millions. From that time, the more productive Móng Cái began to supplant it. The National Institute of Animal Husbandry of Vietnam started a conservation programme, with subsidies for farmers who reared purebred stock, but this had little benefit – there was some increase in numbers, but at the cost of increased inbreeding. In 1991, the total population of the I was estimated at , and by 2010 the estimated number was 120. In 2003 the National Institute of Animal Husbandry listed its conservation
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