The Turopolje pig (Croatian: Turopoljska svinja) is a breed of the pig named for Turopolje, Croatia, where it originates. This distinctive-looking swine, which has black spots on white or grey skin with drooping ears, is very rare and is likely nearing extinction. It is one of the older breeds of European pigs, though it may have had infusions of Berkshire or other bloodlines in the 19th century.

Though it is relatively small and not fast-growing, the breed is known for its hardiness under free-range conditions. Once one of the most widespread swine in its native country, the change from extensive to intensive pig farming in the mid-20th century discouraged its use.