Goose Meadow KuneKune Pigs in the USA

Our goal at Goose Meadow is to produce the best KuneKune Pigs with great confirmation, excellent personalities, and the most diverse genetics available.

Updated 2/12/2012: Available piglets pictured on the Kune Litters page.

Boar Bloodlines: Ru, BH Tutaki, Andrew, Mahia Love

Sow Bloodlines: Trish, Kereopa, Sally, Awakino, BH Rebecca Gina, Rona, Jenny

Importers of the Ru, Trish, Kereopa, Sally, Awakino, BH Tutaki, BH Rebecca Gina KuneKune bloodlines!

We are very excited to announce that we have imported the Ru boar line as well as the Trish, Awakino, Kereopa, and Sally bloodlines into our herd. These are the first of these bloodlines in the USA and are some of the rarest of the KuneKune bloodlines in the United States. We also brought in a new import of the Rebecca Gina and Tutaki bloodlines. These lines will help add a extremely valuable amount of diversification to the KuneKune herds in this country. We have had a few inquires about these lines already and would be happy to talk to anyone about our future plans and goals for these lines. Feel free to contact us anytime. 2012 is going to bring an exciting year as we will have litters from some of these new lines as well as litters with our existing stock.

KuneKune pigs are UNIQUE and like no other pig. They are extremely friendly by nature and can be sustained off of grass alone, making them one of the only pasture pig breeds available. Their small and docile nature make them perfect for a small hobby farm, a sustainable farm, or even as pets. Once near extinction in New Zealand, the breed has been saved due to several individuals who were dedicated to preservation of the breed. The KuneKunes are still rare in the United States but are gaining popularity very quickly. I have owned Potbelly pigs in the past and prior to getting our Kunes I wondered "Are the Kunes really all that different from them?" And the answer to that question is YES...there is a world of difference. Potbelly pigs tend to be temperamental at times and Kunes have such a laid back personality that they only want to be loved all the time and they thrive on human interaction. Kunes also are known not to root like other pigs and we have found that this is true. They will sometimes root around in wet mud to wallow in, but ours have never rooted at pasture or fencing like other pigs do.

KuneKune pigs are not Micro-Mini pigs. There is no such thing as Micro Mini pigs. KuneKunes are a wonderful breed of miniature pig, adults mature around 100-200lbs in size. Our goal is to help preserve this wonderful breed and to help educate anyone who is interested in learning more about the docile and friendly nature of the KuneKune.

Please visit the American KuneKune Breeders Association for more information about this breed & registry in the United States.