The Lithuanian Native pig is an old breed of domestic pig that originated in Lithuania. It is an ancient breed which has been around since the 15th century or even longer. The breed is a medium-sized pig, usually weighing around 350-400 kilograms and growing up to 70-90 centimetres in height. Their fur is usually light grey or white with patches of black or brown.

The Lithuanian Native pig is well suited to the temperate climate of Lithuania. It is a hardy breed which can withstand harsh winter temperatures and survive on little food. They are also able to forage on available vegetation and any other available food scraps, giving them an advantage over other breeds in terms of their feed efficiency.

The Lithuanian Native pig is also a very active breed. They are known for their inquisitive nature and are often seen rooting in the ground looking for food or investigating their surroundings. This characteristic makes them suitable for free-range systems of production.

The Lithuanian Native pig is a docile breed and is easy to handle and train. They get on well with humans and other animals, and are known for being friendly and sociable. They are often seen in herds of other pigs and having an impressive sense of smell, they are able to detect danger from a far distance.

The Lithuanian Native pig is an excellent choice for the home producer as well as the commercial producer. They thrive on a diet of grains, vegetables, and fruits, as well as foraged foods, which makes them relatively inexpensive to feed. Additionally, they are a medium-sized pig which makes them easy to house and transport.

The Lithuanian Native pig has a good reproductive rate and is known for being a good mother. Sows produce an average of 8-10 piglets and are capable of nursing triplets with ease.

Finally, the Lithuanian Native pig is a hardy breed which can withstand the rigors of production systems. It is disease resistant and has an outstanding feed conversion rate which makes it a profitable breed for producers in Lithuania and beyond.