At Dos Lobos Ranch, we raise AKKPS registered Kunekune piglets selected for calm temperament, strong maternal ability, and excellent pork quality.

Our piglets are pasture-raised in North Texas and are well-suited for:

• homesteads
• small farms
• breeding programs
• families raising pork for the freezer

If you’ve been searching for Kunekune piglets near Dallas–Fort Worth, you’re in the right place.

🐷 Feeder Piglets and Roaster Piglets

Perfect for families raising pork for the freezer or weekenders looking for a memorable BBQ experience

🐖 Breeder-Quality Piglets

Selected for structure, genetics, and temperament for those building a breeding program.

 🐷Pet Piglets

Available rarely.  (We prefer to refer you to other breeders focused on pet pigs).

Because we focus on quality over quantity, availability is limited.

Most piglets are reserved before weaning.

👉 Joining the reservation list is the best way to secure a piglet.

1. Join the reservation list
2. Get notified when litters are born
3. Select your piglet
4. Place your deposit
5. Schedule pickup

We’re happy to help guide you through the process—especially if this is your first time raising pigs.

AKKPS #55849 Feather In The Wind Tuahuru 5 (Jester)

DOB: 4-24-2025
Color: Black/White
Wattles: 2
Teats: L6 R6
COI: 4.33%

About Jester: Super sweet, friendly, happy pig. Both testicles descended. Not reaching growth rates needed for the Dos Lobos breeding program (he was 150 lbs. on his 1st birthday), but should make a great homestead boar.  He is from a pork program that focuses on the leaner body type for Kunekunes, so if you want less fat cover on your hogs, this is the line that will do it.  Excellent feet and legs... we're heartbroken that he'll be leaving.  He is too sweet to eat!  He is out of USA Tuahuru 3 (Royal Detail) x BVF Rebecca Gina 72 (Fable).  

Price: $400 firm.
Date listed: 4-29-2026

AKKPS #62452P Dos Lobos Ranch Ru 1 (Moneyshot)

DOB: 2-12-2026
Registration: Pending
Color: Tri Belted
Wattles: 2
Teats: L7 R7
COI: 6.83%
Parents: Raising 'Em Right Ruby (Jenny) x K5 Farms Kaitoa (Ru)

About Moneyshot: Super sweet and friendly, just like his daddy.  Excellent feet and legs, steady growth rate, weaned around 28 lbs.  Is susceptible to sunburn with the high amount of white and has shown signs of dippity (stress from sunburn).  Will need plenty of shade for him to self-regulate the sunburn proneness of his skin.  Ready to go now!

Price: $500
Date listed: 4-29-2026

None for now, but we have an abundance of females this year, but because we haven't had much interest in females, we haven't listed any.  However, several do check all the boxes for breeding quality, so if there's something that you're interested in from the following litters, please reach out:

Raising 'Em Right Ruby (Jenny) x K5 Farms Kaitoa (Ru) -- born on 2-12-2026, weaned and ready to go!  2 are breeding quality.  2 feeders available, too.

Legacy Family Farm Goldie (Wilson's Gina) x K5 Farms Kaitoa (Ru) -- born on 4-15-2026, will be weaned around 6-15-2026.  1 or 2 stand-out breeding prospect gilts in this litter.  A couple of feeders available, too.

K5 Farms Pua (Trish) x K5 Farms Kaitoa (Ru) -- born on 4-24-2026, will be weaned around 6-24-2026.  1 gilt from this litter is a breeding prospect.

Upcoming Kunekune Litters & Breeding Schedule

Our Kunekune breeding schedule changes throughout the year as litters are confirmed, born, weaned, and reserved.  Join the piglet waitlist for first notice when new piglets become available.

Breeding Schedule for 2026

We’ve learned a lot over the years—more than can probably be summed up in one place—but these are the lessons that have stuck with us.

First, no Kunekune is perfect -- you select for the best... and the rest go into the pork program.

Second, breeding management matters more than most people realize. Kunekunes need to have litters consistently—typically twice per year—or they can become prone to reproductive issues like ovarian cysts. This is a known challenge in the breed and something that has to be planned for from the start.This ties directly into the first lesson: there will always be more pigs coming along, and every litter is another opportunity to improve your genetics.

Third, there is strong local demand for high-quality, pasture-raised pork.  Here in North Texas, we’ve found there is always a need for good, honest meat—and that creates a reliable outlet for pigs that don’t make the cut as breeding stock.

And finally, if you're going to build a breeding program, you need a pork program, too.  Without it, you’ll quickly find yourself financially strained trying to support pigs that didn’t sell as breeders.

That’s why we consider ourselves a pork-first program and a breeder-quality piglet program second.

Pork keeps the lights on—and keeps your family fed.

And truth be told…
if you can’t bring yourself to eat these cute, sweet little pigs…

you might not be hungry enough. 😉

At Dos Lobos Ranch, every piglet is evaluated for:

Temperament

Calm, easy-to-handle pigs are essential. Any piglet that shows poor temperament is moved into our pork program.

Maternal Genetics

We select from sows that consistently raise strong, healthy litters without intervention.

Growth & 200 in 12 Genetics

Our piglets come from genetics that target 200 pounds by 12 months, helping you reach butcher weight efficiently.

Meat Quality

We don’t just breed pigs—we raise pork. That means our piglets are selected based on how they perform on the plate, not just on paper.

All piglets at Dos Lobos Ranch are:

• pasture-raised
• rotationally grazed
• handled regularly
• raised in a low-stress environment

This results in piglets that are:

• calm and socialized
• adapted to pasture systems
• easy to transition to new farms

🧬Our Selection Process
We start evaluating piglets from day one.

We look for:

• proper teat spacing and count (minimum 6/6 for breeders)
• strong structure and straight legs
• even topline
• visible, healthy development
• growth benchmarks at weaning
  

Piglets that don’t meet breeding criteria are placed into our pork program—nothing goes to waste.

📝 How to Reserve a Kunekune Piglet

Our process is simple:

1. Join the reservation list
2. Get notified when litters are born
3. Select your piglet
4. Place your deposit
5. Schedule pickup

We’re happy to help guide you through the process—especially if this is your first time raising pigs.

Deposit and Payment
A non-refundable deposit on breeding quality piglets of $100 will be due at reservation with the remaining balance due at pick up. A basic contract will be required to be completed at reservation. All breeding quality piglets will have a base price of $500 and will go up from there. We accept Paypal, Venmo, or Zelle, but cash is always king.

Registration and ID
Piglets will go home with full registration and breeding rights from AKKPS only since we are an AKKPS Exclusive Breeder. All piglets will be microchipped and samples pulled for DNA before they leave. Any piglets leaving Texas will be required to have their appropriate USDA ear tags and a CVI (certificate of veterinary inspection) from our vet.

Health and Vaccinations
Piglets will have had iron injections at 3 days of age and Rhinishield vaccine for pneumonia. Parvovirus vaccine is not offered by our vet for pigs, so if that is something you require, please mention it and we will try to work something out.

Transport and Travel
We will work with a transporter at buyer's expense. The transporters we have used in the past have quoted $1.00 per mile. We understand that this is a huge expense, but don't want you to be surprised if you've never shipped livestock before. Any out of state transport will require a CVI from our vet within 2 weeks of the piglet leaving and will be invoiced along with the final amount due to the buyer. The destination may have specific laws regarding livestock entry, please check and plan ahead with us. We have a short list of transporters with whom we have worked with in the past. Any transport crates that need to be purchased will be added to the final invoice of purchase.

Specifics and Details
If a buyer wants wattled piglets or a certain color, please indicate that when you place your deposit and we will work with your requests as best as the dice roll from the dam and sire lets us. :) If you are purchasing a lone boar and need a barrow for his companion, barrows will be $100. If you buy a starter pack unrelated breeding pair or trio, a companion barrow will be included free of charge.

Price and Deposit
Feeder piglets at 8 weeks of age are $125 regardless of size and gender. A $50 non-refundable deposit is required for feeder piglets.

Castration Policy for Feeders
Boars will be castrated at 6-8 weeks of age before leaving, no exceptions. Feeder piglets will not be registered unless you intend to enter a pig into the Market Pig class at a show. If you decide to show your market barrow at a later date after purchase, we don't mind helping set up a market pig registration for the buyer at buyer's expense.

Health and Vaccinations
Feeder piglets WILL NOT receive vaccinations other than iron shots at 3 days of age, unless otherwise requested. We understand that most families raising their own pork want vaccine-free and we will honor this unless otherwise requested. Vaccines will be given at no additional charge if requested.

No Lone Pigs Policy 
Piglets sold for market must be joining other pigs, otherwise two will be required to be purchased together, no exceptions. Our pigs will be ready for harvest between 12-14 months of age.

Dos Lobos Ranch is a pasture-based farm in North Texas raising:

• Kunekune pork
• Kunekune pig breeding stock
• grass-finished Dexter beef
• Dexter cattle breeding stock

We focus on regenerative farming and raising animals that are both functional and high quality.

But we don't just raise livestock -- we ensure meat quality control in what we raise and sell (ie: we eat what we raise, and what we don't sell, we eat).

For other farms and homesteads like us, the customer experience matters.  

What sets us apart:

• AKKPS Exclusive Breeder
• 200 in 12 genetics
• pork-tested breeding program
• pasture-raised system
• mentorship included

If you’re looking for Kunekune piglets for sale in Texas near Dallas–Fort Worth, we encourage you to join our reservation list.

Piglets are limited—and they go quickly.

👉 Join the list to secure your spot.

How much do Kunekune piglets cost?

Pricing varies depending on genetics and classification (feeder vs breeder). Contact us for current pricing and availability.

Do you offer registered piglets?

Yes, we offer AKKPS registered piglets for breeding programs, along with feeder piglets for meat production.  Any boars going solo to a new home can have a barrow companion added for an additional $100.

Can I raise Kunekune pigs on pasture?

Yes. Kunekunes are one of the best pig breeds for pasture-based systems due to their grazing behavior and lower rooting tendencies.

Do I need more than one pig?

Yes. Pigs are social animals and do best when raised in pairs or groups.  We will not sell a piglet to anyone unless they already have pigs or if they're taking home at least two.