00:00I'm not sure if Barry thinks he's a pig or if the pigs think they're dogs.
00:06People are like, is that a pig? Are you walking a pig?
00:10They're like, yeah, yeah, it's a pig.
00:12Like, what's going on? Do I need a pig right now?
00:15Good boy.
00:19They see each other as brothers.
00:21It's like the perfect family, if you ask me.
00:27I made a passing joke to my husband.
00:31I was like, why don't we get a real pig?
00:33He was like, absolutely not. No, we're not getting pigs.
00:37We went to the farm and, long story short, we came home with two, Peter and Paul.
00:46When we brought the pigs home, we'd already had Barry for about a week.
00:51And Barry thought, oh my goodness, what are these little things running around?
00:56That's not a toy. That's their tail.
00:59And they literally clicked straight away.
01:03And they've been like that ever since.
01:08The family eventually grew to include two more bulldogs, Beryl and Bob.
01:14Okay, pigs and dogs have so many similarities.
01:18They're really, really similar.
01:19They'll do anything for food.
01:21They know how to sit.
01:23They know how to down.
01:24They know how to stay.
01:25Good boys.
01:28Good boys.
01:30I personally had no idea that pigs wag their tails.
01:35That's so cute.
01:37They all still get on so well.
01:40It's so great because you really can see that they're just all so happy.
01:44One big happy family of bulldogs and pigs.
01:57One big happy family of bulldogs and pigs.
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