Here's a breakdown:
* Canine Parvovirus: This virus is highly contagious and deadly to dogs. It causes severe vomiting, diarrhea, and dehydration, often leading to death.
* Porcine Parvovirus: This virus can affect pigs of all ages, causing reproductive problems, respiratory illness, and diarrhea. It is less common than canine parvovirus and can be prevented with vaccination.
Therefore, while pot-bellied pigs can get a form of parvovirus, it's not the same as what affects dogs. They are different viruses, and your dog's parvovirus vaccination won't protect your pig.
If you have any concerns about your pig's health, please consult a veterinarian.