Mini Micro Pigs have been becoming increasingly more popular over the past few years. People are begining to realize that dogs and cats are not their only option for their suburban home. Pigs are not only smarter than dogs, but can be easier to litter box train than cats. In fact, they are the 4th smartest animal on the planet. Behind only the chimpanzee, dolphin and elephant.

The only problem with them is that people are selling piglets that end up the size of elephants within a couple of years. Sure they all look cute and small as piglets, but you need a weight guarantee, or you just may end up with an 800 pound roomate. At Grandma's House there is no adult pig on the property over 50 pounds. And the only reason her's are so big is because they aren't fixed. Once fixed our piglets should weigh between 25-35 pounds as adults.

Grandma's House in the Woods is a farm surrounded by the Coconino National Forest in Northern Arizona. Piglets are raised with dogs, chickens and horses to play with. However, it is not just about the farm life. Each piglet is brought into the house daily for some love and attention. They all get to crawl up onto Grandma's bed with her, take walks with her through the woods, and learn what it is like to belong to a home.