Sweetie Pie Pugs, LLC
Our goal is to have a farm where everything contributes to the health and well being of the others. We raise guinea fowl because they can eat thousands of fleas and ticks helping our pugs stay healthy. The chickens provide eggs that contribute to the pugs' diet and also help to fertilize the gardens.
Here at Sweetie Pie Farm, we love our animals and we raise more than just pugs. We also raise Kune Kune pigs, honeybees, Cayuga ducks, Guinea fowl, Lavender Orpingtons, Langshans, and Dorking chickens. We believe that a healthy farm needs diversity in both its plants and animals to thrive. I am hoping to get to the point where we can supplement the pug's diet with fresh meat and veggies from the farm.
We have baby piglets on the farm! Five cute piglets were born to Harriet and Peter, Tarutaru 1 and Tutaki 1 lines. We have 3 girls and 2 boys. They are all registered with the American Kune Kune Pig Society. Their COI is 3.3444%. Kune Kunes were down to a few dozen in New Zealand before they were discovered and the species revived. Each pig is DNA tracked and registered. Kunes are very sweet and peaceful pigs with short noses. They are grass eaters and are supposed to do less digging than other pig breeds. They will dig for a yummy root though! Kunes are raised for meat as well as for pets.
