Pigs live in St. Petersburg, on 8th Sovetskaya Street, in an 80 sq.
Pets are different. But few people dare to keep two pigs with a total weight of about 160 kilograms in their apartment with a millionaire. But such a prospect did not frighten Yulia Khovanskaya.
Pigs live in St. Petersburg, on 8th Sovetskaya Street, in an 80 sq.
Owner Yulia Khovanskaya says she did not plan to have pigs. It just so happened that she was able to save her first favorite Dusya from the slaughterhouse. And then she found out about the missing pig Kesha.
Julia honestly spoke about her second ward: “He ran around Murino for three days, I don’t know how they didn’t devour him. It’s good that the woman picked it up, and I also secured it for myself”.
The pigs got along well with each other, Khovanskaya jokes: “Kesha is a philosopher, and Dusya is a crazy empress”. They get along well, and on walks, Kesha likes to repeat all the pranks after Dusya.
At home, they like to bathe in the bathroom and beg for vegetables and fruits from the hostess. Dusya especially loves them, her appetite is much greater than that of Kesha. But Julia assumes that the second pig is simply not settled yet.
Almost all passers-by during the walk, this trio absolutely touches. And for good reason, because the pigs walking on a sled in the very center of St. Petersburg look absolutely charming.
Some do not understand Julia’s desire to keep such unusual animals at home. But she argues that pigs should not be considered as pets in vain, as they are very smart and interesting animals.
A number of critics are confused by the possible smell, because it is believed that the pig is unclean.
However, this is absolutely not the case, Yulia explains: “My piglets go to the potty at home, and yes, there is a smell, but, my dears, it is in every house where animals are kept”.
