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Woman creates unique therapy with pigs
Rosie Stubbs offers two-hour guided pig walks as therapeutic escapes, attracting 80% adult office workers seeking stress relief, with many guests returning, she said.
- Rosie Stubbs, 33, runs two-mile pig walks in Bilsthorpe, Nottinghamshire, four times a day from her one-acre back garden, costing $40 for adults and $25 for children.
- To operate, Stubbs obtained permissions from Defra and the Animal Health and Plant Agency and opened early in April after a viral TikTok video.
- Among the activities, guests can bet on a 20-metre sprint race featuring pigs including Trousers, who weighs 280 lbs, while Jimmy Pig performs tricks like trotter and playing the piano.
- Many bookings come from adults, chiefly office workers seeking fresh air, with guests often leaving relaxed, hand-feeding pigs and describing the experience as life-changing while thanking the operator.
- Rosie Stubbs hopes to expand and hire staff after attracting visitors from Europe, Australia, and America; her herd, which includes rescued and hand-raised pigs, eats 6kg of food daily, with walks structured off-lead first mile, on-lead second mile, and inclusive for disabilities.
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