jodawi,

Figs don't require pruning for good fruit production. They are more likely to be pruned to maintain a smaller size where space is limited, or to keep the fruiting branches within an arm's reach. Figs are also very forgiving of pruning mistakes and will regrow quickly.

The only point to remember is that if it's a breba (first crop) only tree like "King", prune just after that crop is finished and not before. If done before, you'll lose the fruit; do it just afterwards, and the tree will have time to put out more growth for next year's crop.

Thanks.