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First off, pigs are not aggressive by nature but can act aggressively. When they do it is for a reason. You just have to find the reason.
1. they will act aggressive with each other when setting their hierarchy. But soon as the order is set, they go back to being peace lovers.
2. Pigs won't start a fight they don't think they can win. One big reason they seldom start a fight and most of the time will run from a fight.
3. Pigs are emotional animals. We see this everyday in their behavior. They will act aggressively to show anger. Anger at change that is taking place in their lives or around them.
Pig Aggression
When I play with my cat, who knows if I am not a pastime to her more than she is to me?
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