We have Pietrain pigs.

• The Pietrain is renowned for its very high yield of lean meat, but this is often associated with the presence of the halothane gene for Porcine Stress Syndrome.
• For this reason, the use of purebred Pietrain in British pig production is relatively rare.
• It is most commonly found in crossbred and synthetic terminal sire lines.
• A small number of purebred herds are maintained to supply stock for these breeding programmes.
• The breed is of medium size and is white with black spots.
• Around the black spots, there are characteristic rings of light pigmentation that carry white hair.
• The breed is commonly referred to as being of piebald markings.