Mini pet pigs live with dogs, cats
15:43, April 06, 2010 
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Mini pet pigs drink milk with a cat. (Photo: CFP)
Can you believe this? Mini pet pigs live with dogs and cats.
Jane Croft breeds full time the irresistibly cute pet pigs with wrinkled little snouts, tiny trotters and oversized ears.
The teacup-sized pigs weigh just 90 ounce (2.56kg) when they are born; two years later, they still only weigh up to 65 pounds (29.4kg) and stand at around 14 inch (35.5 cm) tall.
Moreover, the pigs are exceedingly clean and enjoy the company of people.
Source: Xinhuanet/Agencies
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（Editor：王千原雪）
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