Sow at The Last Royal Show at Stoneleigh Park, 2009
Conservation status
Rare breed
Other names
Devon Lop
Cornish White
National Long White Lop-eared Pig
White Lop
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Traits
Weight
Male:
350 kg
Female:
300 kg
Skin colour
unpigmented
Hair
white
Pig
Sus domesticus
The British Lop is a traditional British breed of pig from the West Country of south-western England. It is a large, white-skinned pig with lop ears hanging forward over the face. It was formerly known as the Cornish White or Devon Lop and then, in the early twentieth century, as the Long White Lop-eared or White Lop; the modern name was adopted in the 1960s.[1]: 565 [2]
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