It’s a pig in a blanket.
A Georgia woman admitted that despite the “aggressive” pig’s love of dirt, she loves the pet’s “maple syrup smell” and that the two sleep in bed together.
Alexis Waldron, 23, said she dreamed of owning a pig since she was little, and she was finally able to adopt one. KuneKune-Juliana a mix called Petunia in April.
“A family friend had a litter, and as soon as I got hold of it, I knew exactly what his name was,” Waldron said. “I always wanted to be a pig. I always asked my parents for one because they are so cute. When I got it, it was really nice.”
Waldron said that Petunia had her own room and a litter box – Waldron boasted that he had trained the pig to use it in two days.
“I’m in love with him. “He’s in bed with me a couple of nights a week,” Waldron said. “People think I’m crazy, and especially crazy for having her in my bed.”
Petunia makes a lot of mess around the house.
Petunia Pig Smells Like “Maple Syrup,” Says Her Loving Owner Alexis Waldron
The duo is very close.
Petunia steals the pillow, but Waldron is still wild about his pets.
Petunia also pulls the blanket over the pig.
Waldron says sleeping with a pig takes some getting used to.
Waldron always wanted to have his own pig.
Waldron admits that his pig can be “very dirty.”
Petunia has her own little bed, but mostly shares a bed with Waldron.
Petunia is a kunekune-juliana mix.
“He has a litter box and a blanket in his room and he rolls over and makes himself into a little burrito,” Waldron said.
According to Waldron, the feeling of sleeping with a pig was strange and I had to get used to it. It turns out that Petunia likes to curl up on the bed and snuggle up close.
“At first I had to get used to it. He likes to steal my pillow and be so close to me that I can’t move so I have to push him away. “It’s much warmer than a human body,” Waldron said of his 36-pound pig.
“He loves to cuddle. He likes spikes and food and to graze outside. Pigs aren’t like dogs, they’re tough.”
Waldron says pig farming is nothing more than pig farming.
“He gets into everything, everything he can get into. He eats everything, – jokes the 23-year-old girl.
“He’s very noisy. If he’s quiet, I know he’s up to something. He ate a bag of pancake mix, some flour, jammed in the kitchen and ate an entire loaf of bread, a bag of crackers. He trashed the living room and knocked over the trash can.”
According to Waldron, Petunia, despite being a generally “good” pig, can feel bad.
“He gets really aggressive sometimes when I do something he doesn’t like, but he’s fine,” Waldron said. “If he’s outside and I call him, he comes running. If I hold out my hand, he’ll put his nose on my hand and I’ll tell him to dance and he’ll turn in a circle.”
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