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About Priscilla Valentine
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Behavior, health, aggression issues our specialty , litterbox or house training problems, finding a healthy baby pigs to buy, finding a book on potbellies, Aggression and biting, overweight problems, medical problems, history of the breed, hoof and tusk trimming, parasite control, zoning, proper diet, veterinarians in your area, socializing babies, proper housing, training tricks and obedience, proper behavior, birthing, training tricks.

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We are professional trainers/breeders and have had house pigs for over a decade, we also wrote "Potbellied Pig Training and Behavior" book. We do most of our vetting and specialize in consultation. We are Valentines Performing Pigs. Former Board of Directors of NCOPP (2 terms)Publications we have written for include PPRSI , Potbellied Pig Journal, NAPPA, NCOPP, SCAMPP, National Geographic, Exotic Animal Magazine. Education/Credentials include a BA in English and Psychology at Central WA University Awards and Honors, World Pig Trick Champion (NCOPP) World Pig Obedience Champion (NCOPP) 4 Permanent Potbellied Pig Champions (NAPPA and NCOPP)
 
   

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Topic: Pot Bellied Pigs



Expert: Priscilla Valentine
Date: 7/2/2008
Subject: neutering

Question
we have a 10 month old male pot belly pig.  About 2 to 3 months age he started mounting everything he could.  I have read recently that we should neuter him.  will this fix his mounting problem or is he getting to old?

Answer
I admire you for living with a boar!
They are tenacious hormone driven animals that will mount anything or anyone.
Good news, neutering at any age will TOTALLY take away the obnoxious behavior and smell.
Do it now, it will have to be done by a vet.
You will be amazed at the personality change.
Good luck,
Priscilla Valentine
valentinesperformingpigs.com

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