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Mounting is normal dominance behavior. You should not separate them unless they fight (blood shed).

Well my kids dont understand n neither do i... and im pose to wit til i see blood?

They're perfectly normal. And you only need to separate if they turn into fighting, whirling balls of fur. Otherwise, just let them work it out.

@bpatters My two boars tend to bicker at each other kind of often. When you say whirling balls of fir, what is the duration? They chatter their teeth, never get up on their hind legs, but still pounce at each other and will be in the throws of a dominance battle for like 2 seconds before they separate again. No blood has ever been drawn and that's the only reason I don't ever intervene. Although I have seen a few tufts of hair around their cage.

If one pig has injured the other, then separate. A bleeding wound, a torn ear, that sort of thing. Even then, the separation need not be permanent. You can retry co-habitation after another round of proper introductions.

Harassment, or what we humans think is harassment but is really normal dominance behavior for the pigs, is not a reason to separate.

@ltsweety2 it is one pig telling the other he is the boss pig, it has nothing to do with sex. Yes, keep them together unless there is blood or torn ears.

Does the not dominate on act sad afterwords?

Not usually, they are herd animals so want to have an order of who is in charge and who is lower.

Well the less dominate is acting sad and not eating and making a lot of wining noises and it just happening.. He has nva been this slow and lazy. Well ima said eating when u hand it to him