Dogs And Pigs Similarities

Dogs and pigs both have four legs, two eyes, two ears, a nose, and a tail. Pigs and dogs both are kept as pets and are highly trainable. Pigs are outdoor pets while some dogs are indoors and others outdoors. Pigs come in four main colors; pink, brown, white and black. Dogs come in many different colors, but never in pink. Pig’s fur is course and short, while dogs also have fur, but it can be long and flowy, soft and short, or even completely shaved off. Pigs have hooves, while dogs have paws. A pig’s tail is curly and short while a dog’s tail can be straight, curly, short, long, fluffy, or even cropped. A dog’s nose is small and wet, usually of black coloring. A pig’s nose is quite different. The pig’s nose is larger and more ovular. The
Dogs are known for being loyal and loving while pigs are known for bacon and being dirty. Pigs do not shed while many breeds of dogs. A pig’s digestive system allows it to eat almost anything, while dogs have a weaker immune and can easily be poisoned by foods. Pigs are able to see in color while dogs can only perceive certain colors. Both pigs and dogs as pets are dependent on an owner. Some pigs are domestic while others are wild, dogs are only kept for pets. A dog prefers to be in the company of another person, and or animal, while pigs are content on flying solo. Both dogs and pigs give live birth to their offspring. For the first three to six weeks of life a dogs eyes remain closed and the pup must be attended to by its mother. Pigs, fresh out the womb, learn responsibility, and are not pampered or cared for by their parentages. Both pigs and dogs bring joy to people around them. Dogs and pigs both have a peaceful and passive manor, not wishing to hurt others. Pigs and dogs alike love to lick objects for sodium intake. Pigs are used for companionship and meat, while dogs are rarely eaten and used mainly for friendship, or