Enrichment devices are now required in the Canadian Code of Practice for the Care and Handling of Pigs, but there is not a clear choice for a durable, safe, and sanitary toy that keeps pig interest. The first part of this study tested pig interest in a teeter-totter or rooting style toy. The teeter-totter was more popular, but pigs showed interest in both toys until the end of the study at four months. The next part compared teeter-totter to a tri-star hanging toy. The tri-star had more pigs playing with it, but was also more destructible – which may be part of the increased interest. The effect of noise was also examined with the attachment of a bell, and the bell resulted in no change in pig interest. The final part of the study will determine if all pigs play with the toy, or if only certain ones play repeatedly.