KuneKune pig question...
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Welcome to the forum!!
Do you want it as a pet?
If so, and if you're willing to give it about the same amount of attention as a dog, one will be fine, although I'd recommend looking for something smaller than a kunekune.
If you're looking to raise them out, I'd get two. Pigs are social, and they're competitive eaters. Two always gain better than one alone.
Do you want it as a pet?
If so, and if you're willing to give it about the same amount of attention as a dog, one will be fine, although I'd recommend looking for something smaller than a kunekune.
If you're looking to raise them out, I'd get two. Pigs are social, and they're competitive eaters. Two always gain better than one alone.
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Good luck in your new venture!
One thing to be cautious of - since their recent surge in popularity, there are a LOT of cross and poorly bred specimens out there being sold as breeding stock. And they're just as expensive as the really nice ones.
Sometimes it's hard to visualize from a written standard, here is a really good video about choosing pigs that meet the standard
One thing to be cautious of - since their recent surge in popularity, there are a LOT of cross and poorly bred specimens out there being sold as breeding stock. And they're just as expensive as the really nice ones.
Sometimes it's hard to visualize from a written standard, here is a really good video about choosing pigs that meet the standard
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