ADGA & AGS Registered Nigerian Dwarf Goats
Located in Dayton, Texas
*UPDATE!*
Doeling & Buckling Available
About two years ago I was blessed with my first registered Nigerian doe with her twins. I have never looked back since! The Nigis were so cute and playful, how could I not fall in love? Their flashy colors, different eye colors, playful fun-loving personalities, and milk taste had me hooked.
After lots of research I decided that if I was going to start breeding these amazing lil creatures, then I wanted to do it right and aim to better the breed. Herd health is of utmost importance and all of my goats receive the best care I can possibly give, including being very cautious about where I buy goats from and testing annually for CAE. I do not regularly test for CL, I have never had a case of this disease in my herd and I feel the test in to inaccurate for me to waste money on testing on a regular basis, however, I do test new goats added to my herd. I will also be more than happy to test any goat for a buyer. I keep a small number of goats to insure each gets individual detailed attention and proper care. I do not currently show, do milk tests or appraisals, but I do have future plans to have my herd appraised and start them on milk testing. I still strive to improve the next generation of goats born on my farm. My main goal is to breed for a hardy, healthy, easy to milk, correct dairy goat with high milk production built to last several years on the milk stand.
After lots of research I decided that if I was going to start breeding these amazing lil creatures, then I wanted to do it right and aim to better the breed. Herd health is of utmost importance and all of my goats receive the best care I can possibly give, including being very cautious about where I buy goats from and testing annually for CAE. I do not regularly test for CL, I have never had a case of this disease in my herd and I feel the test in to inaccurate for me to waste money on testing on a regular basis, however, I do test new goats added to my herd. I will also be more than happy to test any goat for a buyer. I keep a small number of goats to insure each gets individual detailed attention and proper care. I do not currently show, do milk tests or appraisals, but I do have future plans to have my herd appraised and start them on milk testing. I still strive to improve the next generation of goats born on my farm. My main goal is to breed for a hardy, healthy, easy to milk, correct dairy goat with high milk production built to last several years on the milk stand.
