Some pigs may never be best buddies but can peacefully coexist, while others can be a bit choosier about their friends. Though there are exceptions, it’s rare to find a pig who doesn’t want companionship or can’t benefit from it in some way.

Do pigs get along with other pigs?

Pigs should live with other pigs, since they can provide enrichment, mental and physical stimulation, and companionship that other animals can’t provide. … Besides, two pigs can entertain each other; if you have just one pig, you’ll need to provide a lot more physical and mental stimulation to keep your pig happy.

Do pigs need to live in groups?

Pigs prefer to live in stable families or small groups. They can be aggressive to each other if unfamiliar animals are mixed. Boars are often solitary. Pigs are clean animals; if provided with appropriate housing they will use one particular area for dunging, keeping their lying/sleeping area clean.