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Animals in Aberhafesp
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Hafren Kune Kuneshttp://www.kunekune.co.uk
The modern Kune Kune pig comes from New Zealand, but how they got there is a mystery that no one has yet solved. The Maoris kept them for meat and had them running around the houses. It has even been said that the children were seen riding on their backs. This probably explains why they have an excellent temperament and love the company of humans. The British Kune Kune Pig Society was set up in 1993 as it was essential to register all the pigs in the country. Today the society has over 100 members.CATEGORIES: Farm Animals & Livestock
LOCATIONS: Aberhafesp
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