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Your girls are so adorable!
I haven't really grokked the fact they can be litter trained, but I suppose the fact that my fiancée's little potatoes have never pooped or peed on me should have tipped me off that it was a possibility lol
My favorite piggy behavior is rumble strutting. When we got our newest pig (Coffeecake) it was hilarious to see our older pig (Oreo) attempting to assert dominance with his awkward rumble strutting. I could practically see them talking to each other:
Poor oreo has bottomed for every cage mate he's ever had. When my Fiancée first picked him out, he had been separated from the rest of the herd at the pet store because they were worried they others wouldn't let him get to the food bowl at all. But after 3 years of hard work to become the biggest, fattest piggy (and after Coffecake got neutered and settled down) Oreo has finally become the dominant piggy as of a month ago. I think he deserves it.