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our neighbors do not even know we have a pot-bellied pig, and up to this date, we have not received <br /> any complaints. We are on a two acre wooded lot, and the pot-bellied pig house and exercise area I <br /> cannot be seen from the road or our neighbors' houses. Our potbelly pig is NEVER free ranging around is <br /> the yard. Peter is either in her fenced in exercise area or in the house.The floor of the pot-bellied pig l <br /> house has a layer of treated plywood plus,two more layers of insulated squares.The the rest of the <br /> house is insulated with a plastic wrap and pink insulation.The interior is constructed from%"green- <br /> treated plywood, while the exterior is constructed from 5/8"T1-11 exterior cedar siding. We also <br /> installed a large Petsafe® double-insulated pet door for our pot-bellied pig. We turned the upper level <br /> into a hayloft to store extra hay, and an access has been made available for our two outdoor cats as <br /> well.The color scheme of the pot-bellied pig house is an exact match to our house color scheme. ' <br /> i <br /> r <br /> She (Peter) lives in our home from time to time and also lives in the exercise area where her house that <br /> is described above is located. Peter is never free-roaming as stated above, and he is always harnessed <br /> when we are taking him in and out. <br /> t; <br /> While we did research on pot-bellied pigs before buying one, multiple sources, including <br /> kello <br /> gggarden.com, confirmed that pot-bellied pig excrement made for great fertilizer. This fit our <br /> lifestyle perfect as we have grass between our house and the exercise area, multiple flower boxes, <br /> veggie plants, and hundreds of trees in the wooded part of our lot.Since we have all of these different <br /> growing outlets, we definitely make good use of Peter's excrement.We scoop the excrement out every <br /> two days, and after we have composted it correctly, we use it on whatever plants we have growing at <br /> the time. Any extra compost gets evenly spread throughout our lot to promote tree and grass growth. <br /> The simple composting process includes mixing in wood chips and allowing it to settle in the sun <br /> eliminates any odor that may be present in Peter's excrement. <br /> t; <br /> I <br /> h <br /> I_ <br /> i <br /> f? <br /> f"" <br />
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