Just a Couple of Notes
While I have done everything I can to have excellent bloodlines, I cannot guarantee show winnings, or breeding outcomes.
Once the goats leave our home, they become your responsibility. It’s like when you buy a car and leave the parking lot, that car is then yours. So, it is with the goats. They will leave our home in healthy condition.
If you are a new buyer, be sure to check under the “More“ tab for tips on caring for your new goat.
I would also like to refer you to the Health Protocol tab to answer questions regarding their health care. You will find this under the “More” tab.
All Nigerians Dwarf and Pygmy come with registration papers.
All goats will be tattooed and microchipped.
- You can find info on our bloodlines under “Our Herd Pygmy” and “Our Herd Nigerian Dwarf” tabs.
- Biosecurity tested herd. My recommendation: do not buy from herds that are not biosecurity tested or from places where you do not know where they have come from.
- Goats are herd animals, so will need a companion goat. They do not thrive by themselves.
- PGCH: Permanent Grand Champion; GCH: Grand Champion
- *M: Milking star; *B: Milking Star; *S Milking star with American Goat Society
- There is a milking star in the genetic line somewhere in all my Nigerians. This is a good sign that there is potential for these babies being good milkers. I have not started milk testing my herd yet.
- I am willing to transport. I have had good experience with Culver Family Farm Transportation. The buyer is responsible for the transportation (and for setting it up) and for the health papers needed to cross state lines.
Contact me for more information regarding what I have available for sale.