Let's start with some information about pigs as pets
Pottbelly pigs were the first small pigs to draw attention, but they had several drawbacks. First, they were 100 - 300 lbs. There was a lot of publicity to George Clooney's pig, Max. Cute, but he grew to be 300 lbs. People wanted something smaller. The terms Juliana and American Mini Pig refer to registries which have been started by individual breeders but most mini pigs are not registered.
"TeaCup" pigs are cute, but they are simply babies. No pigs stay that small. Standard Mini Pigs are 35-50 lbs. They are very different from commercial pigs. They have straight tails instead of curly tails and they "wag" their tails when they are happy or interested in something. They have longer, thicker hair than commercial breeds and they have different personalities than commercial pigs. They are quiet and loving with no agressive tendencies.
With consistent and careful breeding, there are now Micro Pigs. These pigs mature at 20-35 lbs when full grown. We went to Mississippi to get two Micro females about two years ago but we didn't want to advertise these little guys until we had done enough breedings to know that we could consistantly produce micro pigs that would mature and stay small. We are confident that we can consistently produce these "Micor" pigs and would like to make people aware that we are offering them at a reasonable pirce.
We have Sally, (A Mini) and Sheldon (A Micro) both full grown for you to see on our property as well as their parents and other relatives. For example, we have a seven month old female micro who is about the size of a Terrier and under 20 Lbs.