Ori (4.5yo abyssinian) was originally bought as a baby for a child for Christmas, then rehomed when the child was scared of him. He had two male roommates that abruptly passed after a mistake was made with their food. Ori survived but was suddenly alone. While he waited for another companion, he cuddled a small plush rabbit and carried it around his cage for months until Yin (2y9mo) became part of the family as a baby. Despite being almost 3 years old, Yin still acts like a baby with the best zoomies and popcorns. It is unclear which of the boys are the dominant pig of the pair. Yin exerts dominant behavior the most, but Ori always gets the final say. Ori could easily be top pig, he just doesn't care enough to be. Yin clearly understands this. Especially the fact that Ori isn't bothered to take control so Yin frequently bothers him and runs away, like the pesky, annoying little brother that he is. If seperate though, Yin shows signs of seperation anxiety. Even if Ori is held right next to the cage, if Yin isn't able to get to him, he cries and tries to get as close as possible. Both have their quirks (Yin obviously more so), but, they are both adorable, sweet boys that will ALWAYS remdind you when veggie time is.