Show us your models of DOMESTIC PIGS .

First a little history from Origin of the domestic pig :
The domestic pig originates from the Eurasian wild boar (Sus scrofa).
Clear evidence was obtained for domestication to have occurred independently from wild boar subspecies in Europe and Asia.
The time since divergence of the ancestral forms was estimated at approximately 500,000 years, well before domestication approximately 9,000 years ago.

My experience with tame pigs :
Pigs like to roll in mud, which has given them the reputation of being unclean animals.
Nothing could be further from the truth ! They actually take a bath in the mud .
If given the space for it, pigs will make a "WC" in the corner of their sty.
Pigs are very intelligent, - they are actually more intelligent than dogs are !

And now to the models

Please let me kick off this topic with pictures of the pigs from Bullyland

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The oldest models from the early 1980's, - except for the Mikro one to the front, left, which is from 1996.

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After that can some rather wiry-haired pigs

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Here is a mom and her piglets from a set of farm animals.

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More modern pigs models .

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Pinto-pigs

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Present day's pigs.

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And last, - pot-bellied pigs. They are from the eastern branch of the family

And now I hope to see other people lovely piggies

I don't have a single domestic pig, not even pot-bellied ones. Though, I have to mention how wonderful is your presentation! I also love that you introduced it with a very rich exposition of what Bullyland made during all these years when referring to this particular animal.

I agree with ROGER, nice collection of pigs.

I like specially the pinto pigs.

Here are mine:

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I just remembered that my three favorite pigs are on the shelf in the bedroom, so I'll have to show you those when my husband get up from his nap!

Beautyful piggies, Anne

I can see that you already have several Bullyland ones, - very nice ones from Schleich too...both the potbellied ones

He, he, I know about people sleeping in the room where the models are ....or rather...my models being in the room where somebody sleeps

Adorable piggies! Especially the potbellies.  

I only have a few Schleich pigs so far. I haven't seen the 2016 mini pig sets locally yet, but I will snatch those up when I do.

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You have some beautyful piggies, Jessica

The first adult pigs by Schleich with the second piglet model. The first piglet model was made in 1984-1995.

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Here are my last little piggies, they are just too cute...

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Papo "Black and White sow" and old lead pig by Timpo England.

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Old pig by Elastolin Hausser (Massetier)

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Ohhh! Thay are just wonderful, Yvette
Could the little one be from the mini-series perhaps ?

Susanne wrote:

Could the little one be from the mini-series perhaps ?

Thanks Susanne. Perhaps, but I don´t know. Is it in the catalog by Mr. Laue ?

Here are some of the Safari pigs.  
There are also two minis, one from Authentics, and two from TOOBS, and the old Hampshire boar, which I don't have

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Berkshire from 2017.

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Chester White

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"the fat pig" and her singing offspring ! One of the piglets is painted, so there is probably also a painted parent out there

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Glouchestershire pig.

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Hampshire pigs The boar is on the top of my wishlist    

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Just pigs  

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So called "Classic pigs" with more singing piggies. They have no indication of gender  

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A nice little sculpture of a sow and her piglets

Wow!!!

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WONDERFUL collection, Taylor

Who would have thought there would be so many different pigs! I'm amazed!

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OK, it's far from being the only pig I have at home (I have much more than that, actually), but this one is the only one I took a picture of: my Toy Major Sow.

Sows can be extremely aggressive if they have small piglets to take care of, and I am sure that this Madam will be able to chase lions away

Starlux

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Breyer Traditional pig
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Nice

Has Breayer also made a PIG

What a charming models