Pig in boots?

[bouv]

Pig in boots!

While her six brothers and sisters messed around in the mire, she stayed on the edge shaking. It is thought she might have mysophobia - a fear of dirt.

Owners Debbie and Andrew Keeble were at a loss, until they remembered the four miniature wellies used as pen and pencil holders in their office. They slipped them on the piglet’s feet - and into the mud she happily ploughed.

It’s hard to get much cuter than that.

[Malleus_Incus_Stapes]

No one’s dropped in to squee yet?

I guess it’s up to me, then: SQUEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[Rascal_s_Mom]

That is hilarious! What a cutie!

[Swallowed_My_Cellphone]

I remember this from last year. Has there been a follow-up? I wonder if the grown up piggy still need boots or if she’s over it.

ETA: Ad it’s VERY wrong that the ads going along with this thread are for BBQ skewers! :mad:

[Darryl_Lict]

@Swallowed_My_Cellphone

I remember this from last year. Has there been a follow-up? I wonder if the grown up piggy still need boots or if she’s over it.

ETA: Ad it’s VERY wrong that the ads going along with this thread are for BBQ skewers! :mad:

I doubt it.

The couple, who run the award-winning Debbie and Andrew’s sausage company in Thirsk, North Yorkshire

[Swallowed_My_Cellphone]

@Darryl_Lict

I doubt it.

:eek:

[Punoqllads]

@Darryl_Lict

@Swallowed_My_Cellphone

I remember this from last year. Has there been a follow-up? I wonder if the grown up piggy still need boots or if she’s over it.

I doubt it.

Actually…

Fortunately for five-week-old Cinders, she will not end up in one of their sausages. Although they were pig farmers for 20 years, the Keebles keep them only as pets nowadays.