I always knew that Berkshire pigs were the most superior of all the rare breed pigs (there used to be a large herd at Windsor Castle you know), but I never knew quite how dim some of the other breeds were!
Yesterday some Oxford Sandy and Black pigs arrived. They are really odd looking things with their ears flopped down over their faces so they can barely see where they are going. But that's no excuse for what they did....!
A pig that does not recognise food, when it is put right infront of it, is not just dim it needs therapy! Well these 'Plum Puddings' thought their food trough (with food in it) was a wallow! Yes - really. Instead of eating their food they lay down in it and rolled over.
What a waste, all that delicious grub rubbed into their spotty coats. If they didn't want it they could have given it to me.
Berry
Yesterday some Oxford Sandy and Black pigs arrived. They are really odd looking things with their ears flopped down over their faces so they can barely see where they are going. But that's no excuse for what they did....!
A pig that does not recognise food, when it is put right infront of it, is not just dim it needs therapy! Well these 'Plum Puddings' thought their food trough (with food in it) was a wallow! Yes - really. Instead of eating their food they lay down in it and rolled over.
What a waste, all that delicious grub rubbed into their spotty coats. If they didn't want it they could have given it to me.
Berry
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I suspect that Acorn and Berry will put those to straight soon enough.
Nice little blog Emma, well done. I like the "other blogs we like", amazing house.
Do you think Emma's cousins know what a wallow is, I thought it had rather more than mud in it!!
Well done and keep it going, your audience will grow.
Andrew
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