00:00They're super bougie pigs because they hate mud and water and dirt.
00:06They're like, no, couldn't possibly go in there.
00:10They love the couch, they love bed.
00:15I feel like they get like treat service.
00:16Like in some of the videos, if they have like a little hand at the bell,
00:18they feel like, and then you come over with like your watermelon.
00:21Yeah, they just stick their little nose out and they're like, thank you.
00:24And then like, they don't even move, they don't even get up.
00:26Like, oh, this is great.
00:27Do you feel like they have a hint of sass in their personalities that maybe wasn't their prior?
00:32They definitely have sass in their personalities.
00:34And I work in rescue a lot.
00:37I also am a farm bed assistant.
00:38So I see pigs in not ideal situations.
00:42And I always think back to them like, you guys don't even know.
00:50Are they super close to the dogs?
00:51Because sometimes it seems like they also think they're dogs.
00:54And like that adds to like their personas.
00:56Patrick grew up with Brian.
00:57And so I think that he definitely would be like, oh, these are my buddies.
01:00This is how life works.
01:03If I call for Brian, like they'll come running.
01:06You guys want to go outside?
01:13Patrick, do you want to go outside?
01:20They use the dog door like the dogs.
01:24I don't think I quite imagine living with pigs in the way that I do now.
01:29But it's pretty great.
01:31I think it would be cool for people to see this and realize like how special pigs are,
01:36but also with the caveat that they are not for everybody.
01:39Yeah.
01:50Because of their families, oh, if you like it.
01:51Here are some farmers on the other side of the dog system.
