First get your pig home

We are lucky enough to have Ben and Abi's landrover, which unlike the cardboard box we took, is big enough to put pigs in. The floor was covered in a good layer of sawdust and hay. The pigs took full advantage of this to poo, wee and throw up on it. They ignored the apples we'd put in for them, but did have a nice munch on Abi's jeans.


Once back home we needed a method of transporting the pigs from the landrover to their new home at the end of the garden. Sam started trying to lead the pig with a dog lead, but the high pitched squealing and non-movement of pig made him give up and instead go for the 'most uncomfortable way to hold a pig' technique you see here. by the look on his face, it was more upsetting for sam than the pig!


I went for the much easier 'cuddle your pig' carrying technique. Ok, so he still squealed and wriggled a lot, but we did manage to pose for a piccie!