Cream Solid
| Ginger - Solid
| Black - Solid
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Brown - solid (can look black as an adult) | Ginger/Black
| Black/Ginger
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Tri - color
ginger/black with white tip legs/feet and white in under belly | Black/White
| White/Black
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Brown/White
(brown darkens as they mature to look black/white as adults) | White/Brown
brown darkens as they mature and can look white/black as adults | Gold Tip Breeder certification is required and the pig must be 18 months old. Per the BKKPS, the color has a base color of black or brown with gold tips to the end of the hair shaft. |
 Brown/Ginger | 04/01/2019 NEW AKKPS now has a color designation for Ginger/Brown and Brown/Ginger. This is added to the litter notification. |  Ginger/Brown |
Further color clarifications between brown and black. |
| In Brown/White or white/brown piglets - you will see the brown agouti stripes in them. If they have the stripes - they are brown/white or white/brown and if they do not have stripes - they are black/white or white/black. See examples |
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Belting or Banding - We are beginning to see "belted/banded" KuneKune pigs. While they are not in the color chart, as it is not a typical KuneKune characteristic, they can be registered with DNA proof of parentage. You will be given an opportunity on the piglet registration to have it noted in the herd book that a piglet is 'belted or banded". After the color will be "(B)" notating the piglet has a belt or partial belt, banding or high percentage white. Example the pig below would be registered as Ginger/Black (B) Please remember that it is the breeder's responsibility to notate the bands/belts when registering a pig.
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More examples of belting, banding and high percentage white for reference. |
Ginger (B) = Ginger, high percentage white |
Ginger/Black (B) = Ginger/Black banding |
Ginger/Black (B)= Ginger/Black Belted |
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