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I finally got her! ... What do you mean that's not the same Flutterbat?
u/The_Gentle_Monster — 5 days ago

I'm nowhere near owning a pig yet, but I have been researching and considering getting a Potbelly or Juliana pig once I finally have a suitable place of my own, so rest assured this is not an imminent decision, just planning for a hypothetical future.
I know that every "mini" breed will still be significantly large and weight between 50 to 200 pounds depending on breed and the individual pig, I am aware that "teacup" pigs are a myth and a scam.
So, with those things considered, what's advice you would give or that you'd wish you'd gotten before getting your pig/pigs?