Kune Kunes have a striking appearance; they are rather small pigs with short legs, a very compact and round body and a short, slightly raised nose. Special to this breed are the piri piri (wattles) on the lower jaw. Although not all Kune Kunes have piri piri (some may fall off in old age). Kune Kunes come in many beautiful colours, such as ginger, ginger/black, black, black/white, brown and cream. In general, the animals are harlequin, although occasionally animals are born with only one colour (sometimes even from multi-coloured parents).  Kune Kunes are friendly, sweet-natured and quiet. As a breeder in the UK once told us, “they haven’t got a bad bone in their body”. These pigs enjoy the company of humans and you can teach them all kinds of things. The gentle nature of the Kune Kune and their small size makes them particularly suitable for families with children.

Our sows are:
Plum, a white-black sow
Rosa, a ginger sow
June, a white-black sow 
Lily, a white-black sow
and Peanut, a ginger-black sow.
Our  ginger sow, Betsey, is retired from breeding.
Pedigree data and pictures are below.

Pedigree data:
Plum, born 28th January 2009 Widbrook Jenny IX
Rosa, born 6th October 2009 Pumpkin Sally II
June, born 24th June 2010 Long Ash Rebecca Gina 1022   
Lily, born 25th June 2010 Long Ash Trish 1027
Peanut, born 2th of November, Barton Hill Trish XI
Betsey born 13th March 2007 September Awakino I