Mabel is a spoiled rotten house pig, and she sleeps in the bed with her humans, which means that she requires a bath from time to time as she does not live outside like most pigs. Mabels owners are on a mission to educate people on how to care for their pot belly pig, and bring awareness to dishonest breeders who lie about selling "mini pigs." Although they bathe their pig at home, it has become increasingly difficult to due her size. That's where I came in. Her owner Maddy is a registered Veterinary Assistant, and she has dreams of one day opening an animal sanctuary specifically for, but not limitted to, abandoned pigs, and I hope her dreams come true! Please subscribe to her channel below and help her reach her goal. No hogs were harmed in the making of this video, only pampered ❤ Subscribe to Mabels channel! ua-cam.com/channels/lDwAcExz0RXqTv_Ej-jZ7A.html
@@sallygreenfield6991 well, do not be fooled. It helps a lot. But not with all dogs. And only at the right moment. I used to reward a little terriorist several times for coming - I called him when I saw or heard him doing mischief. He came straight like a bullet. Took the reward and returned - also straight like a bullet - back to doing mischief. Wrong connection. I felt like a complete idiot.
My neighbors had a potbelly pig that looked just like Mabel. His name was Cledus and he was awesome. He escaped one day and found his way into my backyard where my 500+ lb Hereford x Landrace sow lived. It was love at first sight! From that day forward, he would find a way to escape his house at least once a week, trot the 1/2 mile to my house and we would find him outback serenading my big girl through the fence and rubbing noses. And when he was ready to go home he would just come headbutt my front door, I'd give him a treat and then walk him back to his place. This went on for almost 2 years before my old girl passed away. He would still come visit whenever he could. He would go to her old pen, sit quietly for a bit and then come get me and we would hang out for awhile before I brought him home. He just passed away last year and I miss him as if he were my own.
That is so incredibly sweet and wholesome, and the mental picture of him coming and sitting outside your girl's pen amuses me to no end. What did your neighbors think of him having a girlfriend? ;D
@@hoppytoad79 at first they were super apologetic. It took me about half an hour to get them to understand that I loved having him come visit and that it really wasn't a problem. It got to the point after a couple of months that they would either text me "Incoming" if he got out or I would text them to let them know he was at my place if they didn't realize he had pulled a Houdini. It just became a normal thing and both piggies were happier with a friend. So it worked out.
That is so cute. I am almost teary eyed at him visiting her pen even after she passed. Animals are so human-like sometimes, it really makes you feel for them.
Important to note about anyone considering getting a pig as a pet: there is no such thing as a mini, teacup, or pocket pig. All pigs grow to enormous size. Don't get one thinking it will stay tiny and cute; it will not.
Friend of mine found that out the hard way. He bought a potbelly pig about the size of a large puppy. Isn't that cute? Ten years later you could have used that pig's back as a pool table and he was literally strong enough that an adult could ride him. IF you could stay on, because he didn't like it much
Yes although size in pigs does vary according to breed. It has nothing to do with them being fed food laced with growth supplements, as someone who knew nothing about pigs once insisted to me. What growth supplements do in commercial pig breeding is cause a growth spurt before puberty so when the pig is killed it's obtained maximum weight in the shortest time period . Male pigs can also get a lot bigger than female, so anyone getting a pig needs to remember that.
I've seen huskies sing the song of their people, a trash goblin, a prancing marshmallow, and dust mops. but a pot-belly pig? Something tells me I haven't seen it all 😂
Pigs HATE being picked up. Once when I was a kid I was playing with a few little piglets on my grandparents farm and picked one up like a puppy. 30 years later and my ears are still ringing.
Because their natural enemies are predator birds who pick from above so they sound the alarm. They like rubs behind the elbows. On the belly side might arouse them but if you scratch certain parts it is like showing dominance. They got their language.
Mabel yelling her displeasure while still chewing was hilarious. My weenie dog does that when I clip her nails. I give her some peanut butter and she'll growl half-heartedly while licking the spoon lol
I have a senior rescue chihuahua who is possessive of his food and when the cat gets a little too close to his yummy dinner, he'll go GRRRRnonmnomnomGRRRRnomnomnom. Gets me every time.
GAGAGAGAGAGA! I will now count to 3 and then I am still the unprettiest UA-camr of all time. 1...2...3. GAGAGAGAGAGA!!! Thank you for your attention, dear tara
They always freakout when you pick them up. My grandparents farm used to have a few pigs and once as a kid I was playing with the friendly piglets and picked on up like a puppy. My ears are still ringing 30 years later.
That's what I'd imagine Hillary Clinton sounds like during an exorcism. Demonic. I kinda wanna buy a pig now, but my dog always tries hunting wild ones so I don't think it'll work.
I like how Mabel has such a cute name and a cute little face, and is just so friend-shaped, but makes noises that sound not unlike a horror game monster
Well, grooming an indoor pet pig makes sense, even if it’s way out of the ordinary. She may not be coating her skin with mud like pigs kept with outdoor access, but that skin still produces oils, and needs maintenance to keep her snuggle-worthy inside a home. A friend who is a professional groomer mentioned the skin oils were pretty similar to those in Chesapeake Bay Retrievers; it protects the skin and pretty much keeps them waterproof. However, the oils do build up, and aren’t exactly what owners want their dogs to rub on their carpeting and furniture, so the “keep them civilized for indoors,” baths are necessary.
I was having an anxiety attack, but seeing your difficulty putting Mabel in the car and laughing quite hard, has made me feel so much better! I wish there were tiny pigs, for I’m sure I’d get one. Mabel is marvelous!.
Remember, there is no such thing as a "mini" pig, that's just a pig under 200 pounds at full growth. Most get far larger. A single pig is louder and more demanding than 3 huskies.
I have 3 potbelly pigs and one potbelly/farm pig. When I have to trim hooves, you need to wear noise cancelling headphones. Miss Mabel was very well behaved during her bath.Glad she saved her squeal for last! LOL. My pigs now live outside full time. No need to bathe them anymore. They take mud baths in the summer.
I grew up with a friend who had a potbelly named Hampton that just roamed his property. He knew basic commands like come, stay, and even sit. Anytime we played outside, which was all the time growing up together, Hampton would come and follow us around. He never really got in the mix of us playing, but would just be near us anytime we were outside. One year, our families were celebrating Easter together. Our Mom's went out and hid eggs for the egg hunt only to find out during that Hampton had gone around and eaten all of the Easter eggs.
Do you know what are better than sniffing out truffles than truffle hounds? Pigs. If there was some munch to be had he'll find it much quicker than a bunch of kids searching at random :P
As someone who works at a sanctuary with potbellies (and larger breeds.. up to 800 lbs!) I know how hard it is to handle a pig. They’re so freaking strong!!! And equally as stubborn. You did a great job with Mabel. She is 100% born with it 💄💋
I also worked at a sanctuary for a while, and we had two pigs (brothers) who were 400 pounds by the time they were a year old. (Eventually they hit 600 pounds!) Strength plus intelligence meant that they were always trying to break out of their pen-and one day, they actually DID! Thankfully they didnt go far, they just wanted to root in the grass nearby. But my boss had to fix the hole they made in their pen before they could return, so while he did that we sat with the big babies and kept them from rooting too close to our flower garden. They're a handful. But I love piggies so much :)
mabel’s screams of absolute anger at being forced to leave made my day. definitely sounded like, “unhand me, you cur! release me this instant or i will unleash a wrath so positively horrendous, you will not live to see tomorrow, i guarantee it!” of course all said in a highly posh accent.
funny, but how's she comparable? not even a big pig, smaller than big dogs yet people (not just you) look at her and other comparable pigs and think they're huge... for no apparent reason.
You've got to stock up when Mabel comes by; she ate the entire time. She didn't mind the make-up or the hoof polish; she's a party girl. Then there's the pig burglar alarm that kicks in when she gets picked up. It was a fun visit.
I had a neighbor growing up that had a pot bellied pig. The pig's name was Petunia, and her owner loved to have us kids over to play with Petunia. She would do tricks like playing a toddler's piano with her snout, taking herself for a walk through the house, and ringing bells for dried spaghetti
@@UncleSmithers not sure tbh. That was just the treat of choice. It was funny to watch Petunia eat it, too- you'd hold out one end of the strand and she'd snuffle it in like a paper shredder.
So true! I was just commenting she was acting like my akita as well, it made me laugh so hard. She fits right in here with the other dramatic dogs. There won't be a cone of shame in that size though!
"Upset but also food" is the mood for the year! Congratulations, Vanessa. Didn't think I'd ever see a PIG here on GWTD, but I'm here for it! Mabel looks completely pissed, but...SNACKS. Been there, girl; been there.
Pig owner here. Imagine you have a 3 year child, who also has the strength of a 250lbs man, who is also drunk. That's what owning a pig of even this size is like. They can destroy basically anything, they are scary smart, they can hold a grudge and they are extremely food oriented. Infact, if your pig is _ever_ not interested in food, you have a broken pig. Pigs trotters are not good normally on hardwood floors, you should provide a carpet for them to walk on, if they become spooked(which happens easily) or they step wrong, they can seriously hurt their leg on a slick floor.
As I understand it, after having read your description (which I am sure is very accurate) and watched this video, the reason people want to have pigs as pets must obviously be that they think there is much too little trouble in their life. 😂
@@jeremysmith9694 Why would someone want a parrot? Parrots such as cockatoos similar in having the intelligence of a 3 year old plus destruction and enough beak strength to sever a finger. Humans pack bond! We love making things family so its hard not to get attached to the pig who wants to be no where else but in your arms
A neighbor has a pot belly, LeRoy. You know when he’s getting his nails done, the whole neighborhood knows!🤣. There’s a woman in the region who all she does is pot-belly pig hooves and tusks, because those are the two things a lot of owners just don’t want to tackle.
@@lindasimons691 she use a dremmel to trim them. The pig lives in their house and they can hurt or damage someone or thing intentionally or unintentionally with the tusks as they are sharp. Even just brushing a tusk against something can cause a cut or damage. You notice that Mable has no visible tusks. While tusks in the female grow slower than males, she still has them. Her owners are keeping them trimmed short enough so that the are inside of her lips like the rest of her teeth.
@@lindasimons691 Its not painful when done correctly. Its similar to trimming nails. There's a pulp to the tusk but they do not cut down to the pulp. So its minorly irritating because they don't like getting groomed, not painful.
I used to work at a petting zoo when I was a teenager. We had a pig as well, and he was SO DRAMATIC. He had to go inside every night when it was closing time, but he never wanted to, so we kind of had to push him. But whenever someone touched him, he would scream like he was being murdered 😂 Other than that he was super sweet, and always shared his food with the goats.
Gotta love how Mabel was like "UNHAND ME YOU HEATHENS! I HAVE RIGHTS! WHERE ARE YOU TAKING ME!? I DEMAND TO SEE MY LAWYER! LET ME GO! I AM NOT LEAVING THIS PLACE OF FOOD! GET YOUR HANDS O- *Bed comfy~* ......................................"
Holy Crap. I had a Vietnamese Potbelly as a pet when I was a kid and that pig was the calmest animal I had ever had. Totally chill. Never seen a dramatic one before. Of course we never washed it. Just provided it with a pool of clean waters an hot days of summer and it would bath itself quite effectively. In there natural environments pigs are amounts the cleanest animals as they spend a lot of there time keeping cool in water. This is because they do not sweat to keep cool like humans do and there large size makes their bodies good insulators. They need pools of water to keep cool in summer, which are not provided by farmers. In the absence of this, they will use whatever is wet a substitute. On farms, the only sources available to them is their own urine, feces and mud, giving them a reputation of being dirty. Our pig always had a clean pool to hang out in where it spent more then half the day.
This comment is seriously underrated. There are already comments with the replies being debates on cleanliness of pigs. This would enlighten some people
Sounds like you all understood that a pig is a pig & not a funny looking dog or a fashion statement. Good! My family had farm hogs when I was a kid, but I've never had experience with the pet breeds. What did you do for your pig in wintertime? Just curious.
@@yzettasmith4194 We had a small house for it. And I say "it" because we lived on a farm and did not get it initially as a pet so we never bothered to determine it's gender or give it a name. It was initially there to eat up all the food waste left by the other animals as some were sloppy eaters. Anyways, its house was not like a dog house but more like a barn. It wasn't an indoor pig as we only thought of it as a pet after a few years do to it being very sociable. The house we had for it was heated to a comfortable temperature and it did not need or want to be in water in those conditions. It left its area very clean, didn't poop or pee inside it's living space. It would go outside to do it's business in winter but was otherwise in its house. During summer it would only sleep there and would spend the rest of the day outside, mostly in or around the pond.
‘Upset but also food’ is exactly the attitude my guineas have when I dry them after a bath. They aren’t called pigs for nothing, it’s just a difference in size and loudness.
I took care of potbellied pigs before, and oh my god the drama. One in particular would freak out like she was being hauled off to the dungeon every time I herded her back into the shed every night. Freenie, this is a comfy straw bed you happily share with two other pigs and you have the run of the place all day STOP SCREAMING.
You are so brave, I admire you! Watched many of your videos and this one reminded me when 20 years I got bitten on my leg by a 150 lb pot belly pig named Dudley my neighbor had. I was lucky, his canines had been removed after bitting the gardener and because I was wearing a Lewis Jean that the thickness of the thread provide some protection. It still was schoking, very painful and scary!
Mabel and Friends, I hope loads more people head over to your channel because there are some really adorable, hilarious and dramatic Mabel mood videos over there. It’s worth it!
This is a happy/sad case of timing. I was told yesterday that one of the potbelly pigs I helped raise left this world. Vinny was 14 years old and his time came. The grumbling and drama of that lovely piggy made me remember him so much. My ex wife and I raised five wonderful piggies that were abandoned. Going to have a bit of a cry and then find a good picture of Vinny to put on my wall. Thank you.
I'm sorry to hear about Vinny. It does sound like you did a wonderful job of helping him out as a bby, if he lived to be 14. I hope you find a wonderful picture of him for your wall. Take care! ❤️
Literally every pig is a toddler. Pigs live 15-20 years (according to google, but I know a pig who is 25 and perfectly healthy...)...living with a pig is quiet literally living with an eternal toddler. My pig is 2. 18 more years of this shit XD No but serious probably one of the hardest pets to take care of but also the most rewarding!
@@lishang2653 well, she said they were more intelligent than dogs. Dogs can have the IQ of a 6 year old human and be more intelligent than some human adults. It wouldn’t be difficult to be smarter than a toddler…
Many years ago I had a neighbor with a pot bellied pig, she was out one day with big who was enjoying acorns that my small tree had spread around. It amazed me that she had no problems crushing them for food but the real show was my cat. He walked about to join me and when the pig squealed, Leo stopped in mid track one paw still in the air and just stared. It is amazing how long a cat's neck can stretch so they can sniff something they have never seen before. The pig didn't object just continued eating. Eventually Leo decided he didn't care for this and slowly carefully walked away. The pig just kept digging up acorns and eating.
@@diakydiaz It was very close to that. He stood there, three legged, for the longest time. The neighbor and I watched slightly laughing as Leo, a lion brown indoor/outdoor hunter type cat, carefully watched, sniffed and gently prodded the pig with one light paw touch. The pig squealed a little bit and Leo backed up a bit circling around and in typical feline grace did two quick bounces to put some distance. The decided to walk away with the usual grace of his kind. They never met again. I really don't know if Leo, a true hunter, was thinking is this a weird dog certainly not a cat, must be a weird dog OR was he thinking what does this thing taste like. Leo was that kind of cat.
Me: " hey that looks like Mabel" GWD: five seconds later..." follow her channel" Me: " Ah. This is a crossover episode!" I like how she wanted to stay at the end.
@@wut274 I know! It was the white patch on her nose. I had just watched some of Mabels videos that UA-cam thought I would like ( they were ) and then saw this video. I was kinda surprised when she said her name. I went back and subbed to Mabels channel. She has attitude!
When working with my pigs, if I think they'll scream, (yes I know it's actually a squeal) I wear hearing protection. Squealing is a good way to get what they want since it hurts the ears so much.
And boy do they scream!! People who aren't around them regularly really don't realize they'll scream for anything. Cold air? Death scream. Poke em? Death scream. Another animal takes their food? Same scream. I literally can't tell the difference from their "I'm hurt" noise and "My food was touched" noise. They both sound like death lol. It's like God decided pigs ultimate defense was to be the perfect customer service nightmare. I bow my head to anyone that can handle this as a pet. Brave ppl. Lol.
@@freedomishavingachoice3020 growing up, my neighbors had one (with his own lawn chair for sunbathing). He was incredibly sweet, but funny enough, NEVER screamed. Grunted rudely and at inappropriate times? By all means. But never once heard him scream
Many times I don't watch videos all the way (I had no idea that negatively impacted them until today). I have watched every one of yours from beginning to end. This was the best ending ever. What a sweet doll.
Honestly, pigs just have too much personality. "Upset but food" had me folded double laughing, and I had trouble breathing when she went from "THEY'RE TRYING TO KILL ME!!! POLICE!!! ANIMAL CONTROL!!! ANYONE!!!" to "This is fine." literally the instant she crossed into the rear compartment.
AHHH this is amazing to see. I lived with a pig for a couple months once, a temporary roommate had her in the basement, and it was amazing. She was incredibly smart as you said, and also very emotive. You can see the emotion in their eyes if they're upset or happy. She could run up and down the stairs no issue and would give a short squeel at the base of the stairs if she needed out to do her business. I will however suggest if you get one, make sure that in the fall if you have crab apple trees, to not miss picking any up LOL it was late winter/early spring at the time and she managed to find the rotting/fermenting apples under the snow and ate them, and I can promise you an annoyed drunk pig is not as cute as it sounds.
I don’t think I could have a pet pig because I’d get scared shitless if I was woken up in the middle of the night by their sounds 😂 she’s very cute though!
I had an indoor potbelly and raised outdoor ones from babies for the majority of my teen years, and all of them slept in my bed with me at various times in my life. They generally sleep through the night. My indoor pig (Percy) was very polite and waited until someone let him out to pee, or the dogs went to pee, so there wasn't even any issues with him going potty in the house. Some of the pigs would use a doggy pad during the night, but absolutely none of them would just randomly squeal. They only make those noises when being messed with in any way, though if they still have their feet on the ground, they may just whine at you lol.
Omg I saw the preview for this on your Insta and lemme just say I am now in love with Mabel’s colorful mohawk Also an interesting thing to note is that pigs are actually much cleaner than people realize! The reason they roll around in mud, for instance, isn’t because they want to get dirty-pigs lack sweat glands, so they do this order to stay cool and prevent themselves from getting sunburned. In fact, most pigs will refuse to defecate anywhere _near_ their eating and living areas! Plus, there are even instances of wild boars bringing chunks of food to small streams and sloshing it around to clean it-meaning they know if their food is dirty and will refuse to eat it until they clean it! Just a little debunking on some misconceptions about pigs lol.
We used to go to this plant nursery which had a huge pot bellied pig. He was honestly one of the most well behaved, clever and cute animals I’ve ever come across. He even worked out that if he pushed into kids too hard he’d knock them over so he’d be very gentle. He was also your best friend for any food.
We used to have a Vietnamese Potbelly Pig like that. She used to think she was a dog, and would do everything our dogs would do, including playing in the sprinkler in the summertime (that was our version of grooming...). And yes, they squeal like that every time you pick them up...
Fun fact: before pigs got fully domesticated, raising them was really dangerous. Far more than it is nowadays. In ancient rome (Republican Rome) being a pig farmer was more dangerous than being a soldier. And if you dealt with wild hogs it will be clear why.
and still even tho today we have made enviroments to our abillity, build machines that are stronger than a thousand men, most of humanity is still poor. Humanity is rich, extremely rich, but most of humanity is poor
I'm in love with a Pig!! When my kids were growing up, I wanted three Newfoundland dogs (we had one, and I noticed Maddy has a St. Bernard) and a pot-bellied pig. Watching her get a bath, eating, and, of course, listening to her people's songs was so wonderful. I am now following her and her finds on Instagram. Thank you for all the good that you do:)
I had a pot belly pig when I was a little girl up until I was out of high school. “Harley” the pig was the smartest pet I ever had. Potty trained, neutered, rode a skateboard, had a play pin with his stuffed animals which he gathered every day before bed and had a great affinity for beer! 🐷 also the cleanest animal I ever owned go figure.
Pigs prefer to live in clean environments. It's when they're kept in small areas that things get nasty and they only wallow in mud for the same reasons elephants give themselves mud baths and yet elephants don't have reputations for being filthy. Anyway, your childhood pet pig sounds like he was a lovely companion! Whatever happened to him?
Can resist. This video ended with “a pig in a blanket.” Not quite the same as I remember from my childhood. Mabel was great. Vanessa, your natural ability to watch and assess an animal’s behavior is your super power.
Metal vocal goals 😍 Seriously there's a type of vocal lovingly dubbed the pig squeal for a reason. Also I am reminded of the time I took my cat to the emergency vets (he was ok) and there was a pig throwing up. A very unique sound and I will never forget it.
I don't listen to that music genre, but reading your comment, I remembered I've heard that sound coming from the vocalist of a Christian metal band (I had no idea that was a thing) and a great one too. 😃 Their bass player is the trainer in charge at the gym I go to and he showed me videos of them playing. I was shocked at how good it sounded, because he did it as a way to emphasize certain Biblical verses and the technique he used sounded ultra polished. EDIT: I cared for a humongous pig at a rehab center I spent a year in. She had blue eyes and long, blonde eye lashes. I was scared of it when feeding her until I decided to get experimental and give her a belly rub from afar. She started squinting her eyes and twitching her hind legs. Without warning, she let herself go and immediately plopped on her side so I could have easier access to her belly. We became good buddies, so I named her Kathy. Months later some dude came in the morning and slaughtered her. Turns out she was there just to be fed as a Christmas pork. They put her cuts in a large freezer in our kitchen. I refused to eat anything but chicken from that day on, and we had egg-laying hens but we only ate their eggs, not them. Kathy was the nicest pig I've ever met. 😪
I just love them since my childhood days. All the pigs out there... they're so cute n adorable especially the fatty ones. Loads of love for Mabel dearest from India.
Aww, poor Mable, she was so scared, glad she had a good grooming session with this lady though and her nerves were calmed. Love the little tantrum she had at the end there...too funny! Lol Pigs are too cute
Mabel is a spoiled rotten house pig, and she sleeps in the bed with her humans, which means that she requires a bath from time to time as she does not live outside like most pigs.
Mabels owners are on a mission to educate people on how to care for their pot belly pig, and bring awareness to dishonest breeders who lie about selling "mini pigs." Although they bathe their pig at home, it has become increasingly difficult to due her size. That's where I came in. Her owner Maddy is a registered Veterinary Assistant, and she has dreams of one day opening an animal sanctuary specifically for, but not limitted to, abandoned pigs, and I hope her dreams come true! Please subscribe to her channel below and help her reach her goal. No hogs were harmed in the making of this video, only pampered ❤
Subscribe to Mabels channel! ua-cam.com/channels/lDwAcExz0RXqTv_Ej-jZ7A.html
That is when you see the difference between a dog groomer and pet groomer
Edit: Woah I have never gotten more that 21 likes thank you for 128 likes!
I bet her owner's name is Waddles lol 😆
Thanks, I hate it. Will keep eating them though.
@@stuffshadow528 it’s not, but come check us out and you can find out 🐷
You and her can team up as you both want to create animal sancutaries.
"Upset but also food" is definitely a mood
Oh yeah. I totally get what she’s feeling!
Me.
Literally, eating dinner after a bad day is hilarious 😂
Literally Me, nothing beats having favourite food at the end of a terrible day, it instantly lifts the mood 💜💜
Just read the comment when it popped up
Love how Mabel went from "I hate it here" to "I REFUSE to leave". Gotta love snacks.
I mean pigs love food.
Like a 300 lb toddler
I dogsit a LOT, and I freely admit that I bribe dogs to love me with lots of treats. Lol!
@@spamgarbage6999 Sooo true, having a toddler, and now I know a pig, you have to learn to go with the flow. 😆
@@sallygreenfield6991 well, do not be fooled. It helps a lot. But not with all dogs. And only at the right moment. I used to reward a little terriorist several times for coming - I called him when I saw or heard him doing mischief. He came straight like a bullet. Took the reward and returned - also straight like a bullet - back to doing mischief. Wrong connection. I felt like a complete idiot.
Mabel screaming as she's carried to the vehicle and immediately stopping as soon as she gets in is the funniest thing
Absolutely died in laughter
I couldn’t stop laughing! Hilarious
I didn’t find it funny. Poor thing. But she’s a sweetheart
And they try to make out this thing is smarter than a dog.
Intelligence does not necessarily bestow appreciation of the unfamiliar. Lucky when it does.
Looks: adorable, plump, friendly
Sounds: evil, monstrous, furious
imagine hearing this in the middle of the night, i would never sleep again
Ideal for horror movies.
@@Thekellin1 Pig screams are extremely frequently used for demon/monster sounds in video games and movies.
You're right man, it works@@FSAPOJake
@@FSAPOJakeI was just thinking she sounded like something out of a video game!
Lmao Mabel being carried to the car “NOOOOO HEEEELP HEEEEEEELP” then once in the car she’s like “ok this is cozy”
That's what I was thinking. She seemed cold.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's the carry part, most pigs make that horrible squealing sound when being picked up.
I can't stand that noise
I wonder how many times those owners have had the cops called mistaking those pig squeals for someone screaming bloody murder.
@@saladmcjones7798
I would just assume that my neighbor is a death metal singer.
I love how Mabel went from "I HAVE RIGHTS! I WILL NOT BE SILENCED!' to 'This is ok.'
AM I BEING DETAINED?!
Silence of the pigs.
YES!! lmao "I NEED AN ADULT I NEED AN ADU- oh i can lay down!"
Mabel: "Am I being arrested? "
Girl with the dogs: "You're being detained ".
@stevenshea990
i immédiately thought of the lyrics from 2econd 2ight 2eer by will wood 💀
My neighbors had a potbelly pig that looked just like Mabel. His name was Cledus and he was awesome. He escaped one day and found his way into my backyard where my 500+ lb Hereford x Landrace sow lived. It was love at first sight! From that day forward, he would find a way to escape his house at least once a week, trot the 1/2 mile to my house and we would find him outback serenading my big girl through the fence and rubbing noses. And when he was ready to go home he would just come headbutt my front door, I'd give him a treat and then walk him back to his place. This went on for almost 2 years before my old girl passed away. He would still come visit whenever he could. He would go to her old pen, sit quietly for a bit and then come get me and we would hang out for awhile before I brought him home. He just passed away last year and I miss him as if he were my own.
That is so sweet! And you're so sweet for letting him visit his girlfriend every day. They're together in hog heaven now.
That is so incredibly sweet and wholesome, and the mental picture of him coming and sitting outside your girl's pen amuses me to no end. What did your neighbors think of him having a girlfriend? ;D
@@hoppytoad79 at first they were super apologetic. It took me about half an hour to get them to understand that I loved having him come visit and that it really wasn't a problem. It got to the point after a couple of months that they would either text me "Incoming" if he got out or I would text them to let them know he was at my place if they didn't realize he had pulled a Houdini. It just became a normal thing and both piggies were happier with a friend. So it worked out.
@@Meraxes6 I like to picture them sitting in a field of wildflowers, Cledus singing away.
That is so cute. I am almost teary eyed at him visiting her pen even after she passed. Animals are so human-like sometimes, it really makes you feel for them.
I love that Mabel complained heartily about being at the grooming shop but her biggest tantrum was when she had to leave. She wanted to stay forever!
Never underestimate just how food motivated a pig is lmao
😂😂😂😂😂
Must have REALLY enjoyed that belly rub!
It was also cold outside, so she saw the ice and snow and wanted back in. Or did i miss-see ( as opposed to mishear )
Or she's just a contrarian.
Mabel being asked to go into the groomers: "No I don't think I will." Mabel being asked to leave the groomers: "No I don't think I will." lol
😂😂 💯
Thats pretty much everything with pot belly pigs. I have one
:bath time
:AHHHHHHHHHHHH I WILLL NOT ENTER AHHHH
:no is cosy i no leave
That's just pigs. Incredibly intelligent and equally lazy.
i feel the same exact way about getting in and out of the shower lol
She just doesn't want to move at all. I sympathize some days.
Important to note about anyone considering getting a pig as a pet: there is no such thing as a mini, teacup, or pocket pig. All pigs grow to enormous size. Don't get one thinking it will stay tiny and cute; it will not.
Friend of mine found that out the hard way. He bought a potbelly pig about the size of a large puppy. Isn't that cute? Ten years later you could have used that pig's back as a pool table and he was literally strong enough that an adult could ride him. IF you could stay on, because he didn't like it much
Just to add on, when people sell mini, teacup, or pocket pigs, the pigs are often underfed to make them look smaller.
Well, they won't stay tiny, anyway.
Yes although size in pigs does vary according to breed. It has nothing to do with them being fed food laced with growth supplements, as someone who knew nothing about pigs once insisted to me.
What growth supplements do in commercial pig breeding is cause a growth spurt before puberty so when the pig is killed it's obtained maximum weight in the shortest time period .
Male pigs can also get a lot bigger than female, so anyone getting a pig needs to remember that.
Are pigs that noisy too?
I've seen huskies sing the song of their people, a trash goblin, a prancing marshmallow, and dust mops. but a pot-belly pig? Something tells me I haven't seen it all 😂
Im waiting for someone to bring in a deer or sheep.
Something tells me we're all waiting for the next chapter. Perhaps a rabbit? Maybe a capybara? How about a fox?
pigs have songs of the people as well
@@appleguy4life867 Soprano squeals?
for a moment i think is a coach Greg Doucette pig....
Pigs HATE being picked up. Once when I was a kid I was playing with a few little piglets on my grandparents farm and picked one up like a puppy. 30 years later and my ears are still ringing.
Because their natural enemies are predator birds who pick from above so they sound the alarm.
They like rubs behind the elbows.
On the belly side might arouse them but if you scratch certain parts it is like showing dominance. They got their language.
I think it mostly depends on if the pig is used to being picked up piglets are not used to that
Pigs don't lift their young; they're not naturally disposed towards being comfortable going up.
Mabel didn't want to go. She was getting all the snackies!
I wouldn’t want to leave either if somebody was giving me snacks!! 😆😉
😂
@@blueroseofpurity9691 Honestly, same. XD
That’s what it was🤣🥰
Either that or it was cold af outside and she didn't want any of it, lol. I can relate, Mabel.
Mabel yelling her displeasure while still chewing was hilarious. My weenie dog does that when I clip her nails. I give her some peanut butter and she'll growl half-heartedly while licking the spoon lol
I love weenies but have never owned one, I can only imagine how adorable that is
I have a senior rescue chihuahua who is possessive of his food and when the cat gets a little too close to his yummy dinner, he'll go GRRRRnonmnomnomGRRRRnomnomnom. Gets me every time.
Super upset but still hungry. Relatable tbh.
My own lil assuage pup is literally the same way 😂 weenies are wild but just the cutest babies
So conflicted lol.
"Upset, but also food." I understand completely Mabel. Good Job, pigs can be scary loud for no good reason.
GAGAGAGAGAGA! I will now count to 3 and then I am still the unprettiest UA-camr of all time. 1...2...3. GAGAGAGAGAGA!!! Thank you for your attention, dear tara
@@AxxLAfriku wuuuuut??
@@AxxLAfriku You are having a stroke. Please call 911, you need help.
Mabel is me or…am I Mabel??
I also stuff my face when in distress. Very relatable.
Neighbors must be thinking "WTF kind of demon dog is she grooming today?!?"
Lol facts. If I heard those screams without context I’d be very alarmed.
Screams all the way to the car, only to instantly calm down once she's in. 😂😂 She's basically a 100+ pound toddler.
I have one potbelly pig .. lol for real 😂
I think that "perpetual toddler" is an apt description for dogs, too. 😂 And some cats.
Typical female.
They always freakout when you pick them up. My grandparents farm used to have a few pigs and once as a kid I was playing with the friendly piglets and picked on up like a puppy. My ears are still ringing 30 years later.
@@goodshipkaraboudjan Bahahahaha
Mabel being carried to the car sounded like a velociraptor attack in Jurassic Park. I love it!
🤣🤣🤣
I wouldn’t be surprised if the sound designer modulated porcine and ursine noises to get that effect!
@@thisiswhatilike54 They actually did. They also used them to make the tornado sound in Twister.
She sounds like she came from the upside down
That's what I'd imagine Hillary Clinton sounds like during an exorcism. Demonic.
I kinda wanna buy a pig now, but my dog always tries hunting wild ones so I don't think it'll work.
I like how Mabel has such a cute name and a cute little face, and is just so friend-shaped, but makes noises that sound not unlike a horror game monster
I mean a lotta animals are the voice providers for horror creatures! A few have actually been "voiced" by pigs before, even!
@@exist4046 Like the Mancubus from Doom II for example. They noises they make is actually slowed down pig squealing.
Yeah, beat me to it. A lot of monster sounds have pig squeals mixed in.
Pig squeals and the lower groans (like what she did in the shower) are honestly ghastly. Lol
If I heard that in the dark it’d scare the crap outta me.
hahaha i like the title friend shaped
Yup, all the neighbors heard was frantic pig squeals that suddenly stopped. 😂
Poor Mabel probably got a face full of cold air when you opened the door and went "NAH I'LL GET BACK IN THE WARM SHOWER THANKS"
Exactly. "Back I go into the warm snack shack, you are not making me go out into that frozen hellscape."
@@kathrynturnbull990 That is probably the funniest thing I've read in the last few days. Thank you for that laugh. 😂
Can we take a moment to appreciate how the captions describe Mabels immense screaming as “music”
It's heavy metal
😂
Probably "deathcore" or any of the styles from the -core branch xD since there's a style of singing in those styles literally called "pig squeal"
To someone’s ears 😂
I had captions off, and turned them on just to see this. Omg, I'm dying.🤣
Did not expect this. Never imagined being a pet grooming would include pig bathing.
Me neither 🤣
Well, grooming an indoor pet pig makes sense, even if it’s way out of the ordinary. She may not be coating her skin with mud like pigs kept with outdoor access, but that skin still produces oils, and needs maintenance to keep her snuggle-worthy inside a home. A friend who is a professional groomer mentioned the skin oils were pretty similar to those in Chesapeake Bay Retrievers; it protects the skin and pretty much keeps them waterproof. However, the oils do build up, and aren’t exactly what owners want their dogs to rub on their carpeting and furniture, so the “keep them civilized for indoors,” baths are necessary.
@@patpierce4854 But pigs have hair as their body covering, hair that can be used as bristles for brushes, not fur. How can pigs be "snuggle-worthy"?🤔
@@nanyanghuayi Same as you can snuggle a schnauzer or other dog breeds with wiry hair instead of fur!
@@oakes226 but can the wiry hair of the Schnauzer be used as brush bristles?
I was having an anxiety attack, but seeing your difficulty putting Mabel in the car and laughing quite hard, has made me feel so much better! I wish there were tiny pigs, for I’m sure I’d get one. Mabel is marvelous!.
Kindergarten teachers: "Pigs go 'oink'."
Actually pigs: *demonic screams from the depths of hell*
I guess they didn’t wanna traumatize us, so instead they lied
LoL!! We thought the same thing! There was no "Oink" to be found in the entire video!
Yea I always wondered why they do that. I bet it’s because saying “the pig goes AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA” is slightly scary to toddlers.
Kindergarten: Oink
Reality:. REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!
Suddenly makes sense why Ganon likes being a pig.
Mabel: (content to eat while being bathed and pampered)
Also Mabel: *SCREAMING* NO, LET ME STAY WHERE I AM PAMPERED AND FED!!!
Can’t blame her! 😅
Remember, there is no such thing as a "mini" pig, that's just a pig under 200 pounds at full growth. Most get far larger. A single pig is louder and more demanding than 3 huskies.
So a single pig can take three places of the husky choir in singing their anthem?
@@qwmx If you're looking for sheer noise, sure. But no pig can match the musical talent and range of any husky. Lol
@@RaccoonRecluse I now need someone to make a pig and husky band at some point in my life. Call it Sowman and Growlfunkel
I mean, pig noises death metal and grindcore exist
@@qwmx i mean i think huskies are operasingers, this was a full blown deathmetal :D
I have 3 potbelly pigs and one potbelly/farm pig. When I have to trim hooves, you need to wear noise cancelling headphones. Miss Mabel was very well behaved during her bath.Glad she saved her squeal for last! LOL. My pigs now live outside full time. No need to bathe them anymore. They take mud baths in the summer.
I grew up with a friend who had a potbelly named Hampton that just roamed his property. He knew basic commands like come, stay, and even sit. Anytime we played outside, which was all the time growing up together, Hampton would come and follow us around. He never really got in the mix of us playing, but would just be near us anytime we were outside. One year, our families were celebrating Easter together. Our Mom's went out and hid eggs for the egg hunt only to find out during that Hampton had gone around and eaten all of the Easter eggs.
HAAMMPTON!!
Seems Hampton won the Easter Egg hunt that year lol
Ha ha ha, bless him!
Oh my 🤣🤣
Do you know what are better than sniffing out truffles than truffle hounds? Pigs. If there was some munch to be had he'll find it much quicker than a bunch of kids searching at random :P
As someone who works at a sanctuary with potbellies (and larger breeds.. up to 800 lbs!) I know how hard it is to handle a pig. They’re so freaking strong!!! And equally as stubborn. You did a great job with Mabel. She is 100% born with it 💄💋
wow! So you're telling us that animals that can get upwards to 800lbs is super strong! Incredible!
@@Zen-751 even small pigs are very strong
Size and intelligence is quite a combo. All swine are formidable opponents.
I also worked at a sanctuary for a while, and we had two pigs (brothers) who were 400 pounds by the time they were a year old. (Eventually they hit 600 pounds!)
Strength plus intelligence meant that they were always trying to break out of their pen-and one day, they actually DID! Thankfully they didnt go far, they just wanted to root in the grass nearby. But my boss had to fix the hole they made in their pen before they could return, so while he did that we sat with the big babies and kept them from rooting too close to our flower garden.
They're a handful. But I love piggies so much :)
@@Zen-751 calm down
I have never heard a pig make noises like this. It’s somehow cute and terrifying at the same time.
It is kinda simmilar when you go to slaughter them
It is kinda simmilar when you go to slaughter them
Those are normal pig noises.
Terrifying.... I think of horror movies esp. Saw series
pretty METAL
Thanks!
I love how she stopped squealing bloody murder the second she was laid in her bed in the backseat at the end 😂
she knew the game was over for her lol
“Upset but also food” is my life
Love how she’s both screaming and eating at the same time.
Me fr
😮you need to see me and family at the holidays! 🍗🎄
"They are extremely intelligent animals, even smarter than dogs."
Thank you for mentioning this.
mabel’s screams of absolute anger at being forced to leave made my day. definitely sounded like,
“unhand me, you cur! release me this instant or i will unleash a wrath so positively horrendous, you will not live to see tomorrow, i guarantee it!”
of course all said in a highly posh accent.
Don't forget stopping in the middle of her tirade because 'oh look food'
As a person who owns a potbelly pigs and works at a farm animal sanctuary... yea that is pretty much what happens
i love your are matching Mables energy so well. hahahahahah
OMG! That was bloody brilliant! Try reading this in a British accent; you'll laugh your ass off.
Lol
Next up : "I don't know how i'm going to fit this giraffe in the tub, but despite her objections, we managed to calm her down".
Makes me wonder how they’re gonna put the happy hoodie on her…
funny, but how's she comparable? not even a big pig, smaller than big dogs yet people (not just you) look at her and other comparable pigs and think they're huge... for no apparent reason.
@@inoutdoor4211 it was more about the different species rather than size
You've got to stock up when Mabel comes by; she ate the entire time. She didn't mind the make-up or the hoof polish; she's a party girl. Then there's the pig burglar alarm that kicks in when she gets picked up. It was a fun visit.
Burglar alarm 🤣😍😍
She's a ✨💅Material girl💅✨
I literally just imagined her talking in a valley girl accent and getting her nails done like she’s Elle Woods or something. 😂
Il ove how Cameraman knew his role from the start. Just keep dem treats flowing!
purple burglar alarm
1:20 "Upset but food" - This is an absolute mood.
I had a neighbor growing up that had a pot bellied pig. The pig's name was Petunia, and her owner loved to have us kids over to play with Petunia. She would do tricks like playing a toddler's piano with her snout, taking herself for a walk through the house, and ringing bells for dried spaghetti
So Cute 🤗🐖🐷🎹
Yeah but could she fly?
@@MrJx4000 😁😂😂🐷
why dried spaghetti specifically? :P
@@UncleSmithers not sure tbh. That was just the treat of choice. It was funny to watch Petunia eat it, too- you'd hold out one end of the strand and she'd snuffle it in like a paper shredder.
She was rivaling the huskies with her dramatic antics! Mabel was a delight. I look forward to her next groom ☺️🐷💗
So true! I was just commenting she was acting like my akita as well, it made me laugh so hard. She fits right in here with the other dramatic dogs. There won't be a cone of shame in that size though!
👁🐽👁 lol
"Upset but also food" is the mood for the year! Congratulations, Vanessa. Didn't think I'd ever see a PIG here on GWTD, but I'm here for it! Mabel looks completely pissed, but...SNACKS. Been there, girl; been there.
Thank you, this made me laugh.
I was hoping someone else loved that line! Haha, I laughed so hard I had to pause it.
What fun! Mabel was adorable. Hysterical when she didn’t want to get in the car, then immediately stopped fussing when she was in it.
Pig owner here. Imagine you have a 3 year child, who also has the strength of a 250lbs man, who is also drunk. That's what owning a pig of even this size is like. They can destroy basically anything, they are scary smart, they can hold a grudge and they are extremely food oriented. Infact, if your pig is _ever_ not interested in food, you have a broken pig.
Pigs trotters are not good normally on hardwood floors, you should provide a carpet for them to walk on, if they become spooked(which happens easily) or they step wrong, they can seriously hurt their leg on a slick floor.
That sounds terrible. Why would anyone want that?
As I understand it, after having read your description (which I am sure is very accurate) and watched this video, the reason people want to have pigs as pets must obviously be that they think there is much too little trouble in their life. 😂
@@jeremysmith9694 Probably to be "different"
@@jeremysmith9694 Why would someone want a parrot? Parrots such as cockatoos similar in having the intelligence of a 3 year old plus destruction and enough beak strength to sever a finger. Humans pack bond! We love making things family so its hard not to get attached to the pig who wants to be no where else but in your arms
@@kumakumab I kind of agree but at least parrots are pretty. Seems like a pig is a lose lose however you look at it.
A neighbor has a pot belly, LeRoy. You know when he’s getting his nails done, the whole neighborhood knows!🤣. There’s a woman in the region who all she does is pot-belly pig hooves and tusks, because those are the two things a lot of owners just don’t want to tackle.
What does she do to a pigs tusks?
@@lindasimons691 she use a dremmel to trim them. The pig lives in their house and they can hurt or damage someone or thing intentionally or unintentionally with the tusks as they are sharp. Even just brushing a tusk against something can cause a cut or damage. You notice that Mable has no visible tusks. While tusks in the female grow slower than males, she still has them. Her owners are keeping them trimmed short enough so that the are inside of her lips like the rest of her teeth.
@@Are_We_Having_Tea Oh my goodness! That sounds quite painful; how do they keep her still?
@@lindasimons691 Its not painful when done correctly. Its similar to trimming nails. There's a pulp to the tusk but they do not cut down to the pulp. So its minorly irritating because they don't like getting groomed, not painful.
@@William_Porter I had no idea this was a thing. Thank you for answering.
You know you're doing something right when the pig doesn't want to leave! She is such a diva, I love her
Good luck finding a pig who ISN'T a diva! XD
@@margotrosendorn6371 Smart animals are often stubborn.
Nah, just an obese lazy pig
@@animequeen78 Fruit flies are pretty stubborn too
As a fellow Canadian - I really appreciated seeing your yard all icy and snowy for once! 😋
I used to work at a petting zoo when I was a teenager. We had a pig as well, and he was SO DRAMATIC. He had to go inside every night when it was closing time, but he never wanted to, so we kind of had to push him. But whenever someone touched him, he would scream like he was being murdered 😂 Other than that he was super sweet, and always shared his food with the goats.
@Nicky Smit "Super sweet and always shared his food with the goats" ~ Words for the epitaph, those are.
A pig that screamed when touched at the petting zoo!
"Upset but also food,"
My life in a sentence.
LMAO Funny!
Gotta love how Mabel was like "UNHAND ME YOU HEATHENS! I HAVE RIGHTS! WHERE ARE YOU TAKING ME!? I DEMAND TO SEE MY LAWYER! LET ME GO! I AM NOT LEAVING THIS PLACE OF FOOD! GET YOUR HANDS O- *Bed comfy~* ......................................"
Holy Crap. I had a Vietnamese Potbelly as a pet when I was a kid and that pig was the calmest animal I had ever had. Totally chill. Never seen a dramatic one before. Of course we never washed it. Just provided it with a pool of clean waters an hot days of summer and it would bath itself quite effectively. In there natural environments pigs are amounts the cleanest animals as they spend a lot of there time keeping cool in water. This is because they do not sweat to keep cool like humans do and there large size makes their bodies good insulators. They need pools of water to keep cool in summer, which are not provided by farmers. In the absence of this, they will use whatever is wet a substitute. On farms, the only sources available to them is their own urine, feces and mud, giving them a reputation of being dirty. Our pig always had a clean pool to hang out in where it spent more then half the day.
This comment is seriously underrated. There are already comments with the replies being debates on cleanliness of pigs. This would enlighten some people
Sounds like you all understood that a pig is a pig & not a funny looking dog or a fashion statement. Good! My family had farm hogs when I was a kid, but I've never had experience with the pet breeds. What did you do for your pig in wintertime? Just curious.
@@yzettasmith4194 We had a small house for it. And I say "it" because we lived on a farm and did not get it initially as a pet so we never bothered to determine it's gender or give it a name. It was initially there to eat up all the food waste left by the other animals as some were sloppy eaters. Anyways, its house was not like a dog house but more like a barn. It wasn't an indoor pig as we only thought of it as a pet after a few years do to it being very sociable. The house we had for it was heated to a comfortable temperature and it did not need or want to be in water in those conditions. It left its area very clean, didn't poop or pee inside it's living space. It would go outside to do it's business in winter but was otherwise in its house. During summer it would only sleep there and would spend the rest of the day outside, mostly in or around the pond.
@@chrixthegreat Nice, very nice comments!
Mabel lives in the house and sleeps in their bed, so not the same situation. Thanks for showing you don’t read other comments tho 😘
‘Upset but also food’ is exactly the attitude my guineas have when I dry them after a bath. They aren’t called pigs for nothing, it’s just a difference in size and loudness.
“Upset but also food” is very relatable. Thank you Mabel.
That last performance would make any death metal singer jealous.
Huskies: Finally, a worthy opponent. The whole world will listen the songs of our people.
under rated
Mabel: *sings the song of her people*
Huskies: finally, a worthy opponent!
I asked my mom if we could have a pig as a pet after I showed her this video and all she said was she already has one and looked at me lovingly 🤣🤣🤣
Damn RIP
😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
EMOTIONAL DAMAGE 🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣😅
'Girl with the Hogs'
Mabel: [clogged drain sounds]
Mabel: [angry dog in clogged drain]
Mabel: [ALIEN HORROR SOUND EFFECTS]
Mabel would make a great Slam vocalist lmao
Sounds like those Tie-fighters from Star Trek.
I took care of potbellied pigs before, and oh my god the drama. One in particular would freak out like she was being hauled off to the dungeon every time I herded her back into the shed every night. Freenie, this is a comfy straw bed you happily share with two other pigs and you have the run of the place all day STOP SCREAMING.
One time when she was being particularly stubborn, I tapped her with a stick. Freenie immediately flinched and howled like she'd been shot.
4:04 The instant she touched down in the car, there's complete silence. That was comedy gold!
"PUT ME DOWN HUMANS- ooh car :D"
"Oh shucks, guess I give up"
You are so brave, I admire you! Watched many of your videos and this one reminded me when 20 years I got bitten on my leg by a 150 lb pot belly pig named Dudley my neighbor had. I was lucky, his canines had been removed after bitting the gardener and because I was wearing a Lewis Jean that the thickness of the thread provide some protection. It still was schoking, very painful and scary!
It really speaks volumes when animal comes into a vet or groomers unhappy, and then decides it doesnt want to leave. Good people
Thank you so much Vanessa, Mabel lowkey loved all the attention and loves feeling clean💖
You're so welcome!!
Mabel and Friends, I hope loads more people head over to your channel because there are some really adorable, hilarious and dramatic Mabel mood videos over there. It’s worth it!
@@leezlvontrapp thank you 🥰
This is a happy/sad case of timing. I was told yesterday that one of the potbelly pigs I helped raise left this world. Vinny was 14 years old and his time came. The grumbling and drama of that lovely piggy made me remember him so much. My ex wife and I raised five wonderful piggies that were abandoned. Going to have a bit of a cry and then find a good picture of Vinny to put on my wall. Thank you.
I hope that remembering that he had a wonderful life with you will help you with the grief. I wish you the best.
I'm sorry to hear about Vinny. It does sound like you did a wonderful job of helping him out as a bby, if he lived to be 14. I hope you find a wonderful picture of him for your wall.
Take care! ❤️
@@benny_lemon5123 thank you 🙏
@@daisyo.6666 thank you very much 🙏
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Pigs scare me. They can do real damage and on top of that, they sound like demons in agony! Like why do they sound so scary, bruh?
thy want to scare, duh
Yeah, I know what you mean. I don’t believe in a pigs intelligence.
@@schnickschnack2000 do you at least believe the earth is a sphere?
@@schnickschnack2000pigs r smarter thn ur 3 yrs old child.
@@redwarf8118 hahaha that was good
“You’re the worst!”
“Oh, snacks. Well I still don’t like you!”
“Wait, I have to leave? I will not!”
Quite a large 160 lb toddler tantrum…
Literally every pig is a toddler. Pigs live 15-20 years (according to google, but I know a pig who is 25 and perfectly healthy...)...living with a pig is quiet literally living with an eternal toddler. My pig is 2. 18 more years of this shit XD
No but serious probably one of the hardest pets to take care of but also the most rewarding!
There doing a great job now he will be ready to go on his vacation soon.
they are as intelligent as a toddler too lmao.
@@simpforsupersoldiers how are they like as a pet? All I know is that they're smart but are they stubborn?
@@lishang2653 well, she said they were more intelligent than dogs. Dogs can have the IQ of a 6 year old human and be more intelligent than some human adults. It wouldn’t be difficult to be smarter than a toddler…
Many years ago I had a neighbor with a pot bellied pig, she was out one day with big who was enjoying acorns that my small tree had spread around. It amazed me that she had no problems crushing them for food but the real show was my cat. He walked about to join me and when the pig squealed, Leo stopped in mid track one paw still in the air and just stared. It is amazing how long a cat's neck can stretch so they can sniff something they have never seen before. The pig didn't object just continued eating. Eventually Leo decided he didn't care for this and slowly carefully walked away. The pig just kept digging up acorns and eating.
LEO: "going for a walk today...WTF IS THAT??!!.... You know what - I'm just gonna back up - I don't really need to find out."
@@diakydiaz It was very close to that. He stood there, three legged, for the longest time. The neighbor and I watched slightly laughing as Leo, a lion brown indoor/outdoor hunter type cat, carefully watched, sniffed and gently prodded the pig with one light paw touch. The pig squealed a little bit and Leo backed up a bit circling around and in typical feline grace did two quick bounces to put some distance. The decided to walk away with the usual grace of his kind. They never met again. I really don't know if Leo, a true hunter, was thinking is this a weird dog certainly not a cat, must be a weird dog OR was he thinking what does this thing taste like. Leo was that kind of cat.
Me: " hey that looks like Mabel"
GWD: five seconds later..." follow her channel"
Me: " Ah. This is a crossover episode!"
I like how she wanted to stay at the end.
That's so cool you recognised a pig from another channel! What a weird world we live in hahaha (in a positive vibes kinda way) 😊
@@wut274 I know! It was the white patch on her nose. I had just watched some of Mabels videos that UA-cam thought I would like ( they were ) and then saw this video. I was kinda surprised when she said her name. I went back and subbed to Mabels channel. She has attitude!
Mabel made me smile and Vanessa as always you are incredible!!♥️
Mabel being carried to the car is a pretty accurate reenactment of my friends trying to get me to the taxi after a night out 😂
Hehe 😅
😂
😂😂😂
You've got good friends, don't be an ass and get left somewhere
The end was unexpected ... and hillerious. Did not realize how stubborn they are.
When working with my pigs, if I think they'll scream, (yes I know it's actually a squeal) I wear hearing protection. Squealing is a good way to get what they want since it hurts the ears so much.
And boy do they scream!! People who aren't around them regularly really don't realize they'll scream for anything.
Cold air? Death scream.
Poke em? Death scream.
Another animal takes their food? Same scream.
I literally can't tell the difference from their "I'm hurt" noise and "My food was touched" noise. They both sound like death lol.
It's like God decided pigs ultimate defense was to be the perfect customer service nightmare. I bow my head to anyone that can handle this as a pet. Brave ppl. Lol.
@@freedomishavingachoice3020 growing up, my neighbors had one (with his own lawn chair for sunbathing). He was incredibly sweet, but funny enough, NEVER screamed. Grunted rudely and at inappropriate times? By all means. But never once heard him scream
Many times I don't watch videos all the way (I had no idea that negatively impacted them until today). I have watched every one of yours from beginning to end. This was the best ending ever. What a sweet doll.
Honestly, pigs just have too much personality.
"Upset but food" had me folded double laughing, and I had trouble breathing when she went from "THEY'RE TRYING TO KILL ME!!! POLICE!!! ANIMAL CONTROL!!! ANYONE!!!" to "This is fine." literally the instant she crossed into the rear compartment.
I love the angry eating. She's like "I'm getting outta here... right after I eat this last piece."
AHHH this is amazing to see. I lived with a pig for a couple months once, a temporary roommate had her in the basement, and it was amazing. She was incredibly smart as you said, and also very emotive. You can see the emotion in their eyes if they're upset or happy. She could run up and down the stairs no issue and would give a short squeel at the base of the stairs if she needed out to do her business. I will however suggest if you get one, make sure that in the fall if you have crab apple trees, to not miss picking any up LOL it was late winter/early spring at the time and she managed to find the rotting/fermenting apples under the snow and ate them, and I can promise you an annoyed drunk pig is not as cute as it sounds.
Hahaha! Posts like this are my raison d’etra today. The internet did its job.
Thanks for posting, man.
OH NO! I would *not* want to deal with a drunk, cranky pig.
This was eye opening. I had no idea that there were people who live with pigs, and sleep together with them.
Oh Mabel, she was really enjoying herself by the end and didn't want to leave. Thanks for sharing her little spa day 💚💚💚
No doubt, she got food the whole time😂😂😂😂
Her angry tapdance at the end
Right? 😂 I watched it twice and cracked up. So dramatic, luv it
I don’t think I could have a pet pig because I’d get scared shitless if I was woken up in the middle of the night by their sounds 😂 she’s very cute though!
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I had an indoor potbelly and raised outdoor ones from babies for the majority of my teen years, and all of them slept in my bed with me at various times in my life. They generally sleep through the night. My indoor pig (Percy) was very polite and waited until someone let him out to pee, or the dogs went to pee, so there wasn't even any issues with him going potty in the house. Some of the pigs would use a doggy pad during the night, but absolutely none of them would just randomly squeal. They only make those noises when being messed with in any way, though if they still have their feet on the ground, they may just whine at you lol.
Omg I saw the preview for this on your Insta and lemme just say I am now in love with Mabel’s colorful mohawk
Also an interesting thing to note is that pigs are actually much cleaner than people realize! The reason they roll around in mud, for instance, isn’t because they want to get dirty-pigs lack sweat glands, so they do this order to stay cool and prevent themselves from getting sunburned. In fact, most pigs will refuse to defecate anywhere _near_ their eating and living areas! Plus, there are even instances of wild boars bringing chunks of food to small streams and sloshing it around to clean it-meaning they know if their food is dirty and will refuse to eat it until they clean it! Just a little debunking on some misconceptions about pigs lol.
They are not more clean then humans we can wash are hands and know about germs they dont. Dirt is shit a nd they roll in it
they didn’t write cleaner THAN humans, they wrote cleaner then most people realize. 🙄
@@aandyy4791 Exactly thank you
and they also eat their dead kids
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Mabel wanted to STAY WITH YOU!!! What a BEAST-CRITTER!!! The whole "THIS ISN'T FAIR!!!" combined with "MMMMM... GOOD SNACKS!" is simply AWESOMENESS!!!
We used to go to this plant nursery which had a huge pot bellied pig. He was honestly one of the most well behaved, clever and cute animals I’ve ever come across. He even worked out that if he pushed into kids too hard he’d knock them over so he’d be very gentle. He was also your best friend for any food.
We used to have a Vietnamese Potbelly Pig like that. She used to think she was a dog, and would do everything our dogs would do, including playing in the sprinkler in the summertime (that was our version of grooming...).
And yes, they squeal like that every time you pick them up...
Fun fact: before pigs got fully domesticated, raising them was really dangerous. Far more than it is nowadays. In ancient rome (Republican Rome) being a pig farmer was more dangerous than being a soldier. And if you dealt with wild hogs it will be clear why.
and still even tho today we have made enviroments to our abillity, build machines that are stronger than a thousand men, most of humanity is still poor. Humanity is rich, extremely rich, but most of humanity is poor
"Do not throw your pearls to swine, lest they TURN AGAIN AND REND YOU." Rend = rip you into little pieces. 🐷
Even now, you've got to be a responsible owner to keep pigs safely. If you are responsible, they're wonderful sweet things, though.
I'm in love with a Pig!! When my kids were growing up, I wanted three Newfoundland dogs (we had one, and I noticed Maddy has a St. Bernard) and a pot-bellied pig. Watching her get a bath, eating, and, of course, listening to her people's songs was so wonderful. I am now following her and her finds on Instagram. Thank you for all the good that you do:)
I had a pot belly pig when I was a little girl up until I was out of high school. “Harley” the pig was the smartest pet I ever had. Potty trained, neutered, rode a skateboard, had a play pin with his stuffed animals which he gathered every day before bed and had a great affinity for beer! 🐷 also the cleanest animal I ever owned go figure.
So basically you had the definition of 90s cool as a pig? That's awesome!
Pigs prefer to live in clean environments. It's when they're kept in small areas that things get nasty and they only wallow in mud for the same reasons elephants give themselves mud baths and yet elephants don't have reputations for being filthy.
Anyway, your childhood pet pig sounds like he was a lovely companion! Whatever happened to him?
What happened to Harley after your HS?
hahaha i love how upset she was to leave but was perfectly fine once she was actually IN the car
That drama in the end , I just couldn't stopped my laughing. Poor piggie didn't understand what's happening
Can resist. This video ended with “a pig in a blanket.” Not quite the same as I remember from my childhood.
Mabel was great. Vanessa, your natural ability to watch and assess an animal’s behavior is your super power.
3:50 I know that if I was your neighbor I would have peaked my head out the door and been like "What the hell is that?"
Metal vocal goals 😍
Seriously there's a type of vocal lovingly dubbed the pig squeal for a reason.
Also I am reminded of the time I took my cat to the emergency vets (he was ok) and there was a pig throwing up. A very unique sound and I will never forget it.
I don't listen to that music genre, but reading your comment, I remembered I've heard that sound coming from the vocalist of a Christian metal band (I had no idea that was a thing) and a great one too. 😃
Their bass player is the trainer in charge at the gym I go to and he showed me videos of them playing. I was shocked at how good it sounded, because he did it as a way to emphasize certain Biblical verses and the technique he used sounded ultra polished.
EDIT: I cared for a humongous pig at a rehab center I spent a year in. She had blue eyes and long, blonde eye lashes. I was scared of it when feeding her until I decided to get experimental and give her a belly rub from afar.
She started squinting her eyes and twitching her hind legs. Without warning, she let herself go and immediately plopped on her side so I could have easier access to her belly.
We became good buddies, so I named her Kathy. Months later some dude came in the morning and slaughtered her. Turns out she was there just to be fed as a Christmas pork.
They put her cuts in a large freezer in our kitchen. I refused to eat anything but chicken from that day on, and we had egg-laying hens but we only ate their eggs, not them.
Kathy was the nicest pig I've ever met. 😪
Pffffffft!
@@ANSWERTHECALLOFJESUSCHRIST That's awful. They should've ensured everyone at least knew why Kathy was there instead of it being a shock at the end.
Have you ever seen the videos of metal instrumentals playing in the background while a live pig squeals? They're awesomely hilarious! I recommend 'em.
@@MrEgofreak Wait, those exist?!?! I was just about to leave a reply that somebody should make one!
Vanessa's extreme amount of detailed knowledge on every kind and breed of animal never fails to amaze me!
Also Mabel indeed is born with it 😂😂
I can’t help but wonder how she happened to have hoof conditioner or if she bought just for Mabel!!
@PaPa Frampton Me too! Every time I get a notification, I can’t click fast enough! 🤣🤣
I just love them since my childhood days. All the pigs out there... they're so cute n adorable especially the fatty ones. Loads of love for Mabel dearest from India.
Your skills and love for animals never cease to impress
When you got that phone call, I bet you *squealed* in excitement 😄
LOL 😂
ah i see what you did there
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The pet groomer queen's skills have expanded!!
What a cute piggie 💙
She’s amazing 😊
Aww, poor Mable, she was so scared, glad she had a good grooming session with this lady though and her nerves were calmed. Love the little tantrum she had at the end there...too funny! Lol Pigs are too cute