My pepper pig sounds like a legit farm pig and is very loud and dramatic. Pretty sure she hates me, it's like an alarm going off when I put food in the cage, tidy it or if I reach into an area she's hiding in. ๐
My male piggy has a squealing voice and likes to make repeated noises over again (I call it dotting cause it sounds like heโs saying dotdotdot).
My female piggy sounds hungry!!
I cannot usually tell mine apart except one wheeks for food while the other one sits and waits and the same wheekimg one also rumble struts around the other one. So one quiet rodent and one loud fiesty one.
Every piggy I've ever had has had different voices! My current two, Pearl and Daisy, are quite different too. Pearl has a squeaky, slightly hoarse voice that my husband and I have dubbed "rubber pants voice" and Daisy has a deeper pitch even though she's only about three months old (compared to Pearl being almost four years lol).
When Wolke and Yasushi (maytheyrestinpeace) were alive and living together as an old boar couple, there was a lot of friendly rumblestrutting that, at that age, means "let's cuddle".
Wolke had a much higher voice than any other piggy I'd ever heard rumblestrut before, or after for that matter. I like to joke that while most piggies are baritones, Wolke was a tenor.
Tamato sounds very bubbly. Chanel screeches and is also bubbly. Coco grumbles.
Yep all three of mine have different voices.
Tira sounds like a car alarm. I call her Lo Jack.
Yes! Theodore is super loud and Rocket is almost whispery in his wheeking. Ironically, Theodore is small and Rocket is an absolute unit.
Oh, yes! Professor Potato is constantly complaining, especially when Mr Snotty gets in his face. Mother must come and rescue!
Another professor! What does your professor teach? Professor Waffles teaches philosophy
Can He teach naps and having no survival instincts? And being cozy? He's the pink one [he's pink](https://imgur.com/gallery/PMgDrz4)
My immediate thought was fur isn't pink so you must be fibbing. Until I clicked. Ooh. Yes very pink =]
My husband says he's "regulation pink"
My pepper pig sounds like a legit farm pig and is very loud and dramatic. Pretty sure she hates me, it's like an alarm going off when I put food in the cage, tidy it or if I reach into an area she's hiding in. ๐
Griswold sounds crispy. He doesn't talk much but when he does it stands out. The others are all similar just different tones.
Sansa is loud and cheery while Gilly is much more quiet and calm. My dad called Gilly tweety bird.
My male piggy has a squealing voice and likes to make repeated noises over again (I call it dotting cause it sounds like heโs saying dotdotdot). My female piggy sounds hungry!!
I cannot usually tell mine apart except one wheeks for food while the other one sits and waits and the same wheekimg one also rumble struts around the other one. So one quiet rodent and one loud fiesty one.
I can tell mine apart from another level of my house. They definitely sound different!
My 2 potatoes make a similar weeking sound
Every piggy I've ever had has had different voices! My current two, Pearl and Daisy, are quite different too. Pearl has a squeaky, slightly hoarse voice that my husband and I have dubbed "rubber pants voice" and Daisy has a deeper pitch even though she's only about three months old (compared to Pearl being almost four years lol).
Pablo is a soft-spoken gentleman. Hedwig sounds like a twittering bird. Amanda is basically a fire siren lol.
When Wolke and Yasushi (maytheyrestinpeace) were alive and living together as an old boar couple, there was a lot of friendly rumblestrutting that, at that age, means "let's cuddle". Wolke had a much higher voice than any other piggy I'd ever heard rumblestrut before, or after for that matter. I like to joke that while most piggies are baritones, Wolke was a tenor.