Daisy and Poppy love to be rubbed. In this video they came into the barn hoping for scratches–and look a little bummed that Scott couldn’t stay longer.
Category: Piglets
Daisy and Poppy sit and wait for their treat
Such polite little pigs!
Daisy and Poppy have learned the command “sit.” Their bottoms go down, their noses come up, and after a brief interval, they get a piece of carrot or apple or other delicious treat.
This is a great behavior to train your pig to do as it engages their mind while also making it easier on you to feed, clean, and interact with them. Pigs aren’t as inclined to jump up to greet people as puppies are, but they do get excited to see you, and you’re not likely to accidentally trip over your pig if she’s sitting for a moment while you get situated.
Buckeye in his new home
Tammy sent us a picture of Buckeye in his new home in Roseville. She picked him up from Hakune Matata Pig Farm on Saturday and he’s settling in just fine!
Piglet family at 5 weeks of age
Maybelline’s piglets are eating solid food now and mimicking their mama in every way, from grazing on the hay to cooling off in the pool. They love people and will even get up from a nap to come over and greet you. They enjoy being scratched, especially behind their ears, and they will flop happily on their sides to make it easier for you to rub their bellies.
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Sweet Pea blowing bubbles
Poppy explores the cool mud on a hot day
Daisy stops to scratch
Daisy and Poppy staying cool
Poppy enjoying the water
Maybelline and her piglets
Kunekune piglets playing
The piglets enjoy running but are always happy to stop for a nice scratch behind the ears and a nap. This is why people love Kunekune pigs so much — in addition to their good looks, they make affectionate and friendly companions!
Video: Kunekune piglets at one week old
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The piglets are growing
It’s amazing to see how quickly they develop. They’re running, playing, nosing around in the straw, and even going outside to use the manure area instead of soiling their bedding.
The piglets are independent enough that Maybelline can enjoy a break on the lawn.
The piglets are here!
Maybelline had her babies on July 3 and all four of them are healthy and active! There are 3 girls and 1 boy. They have already learned how to find the heat lamp at night, and yesterday they found their way outside and began to explore the nursery paddock.
Hakune Matata Pig Farm 