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More About Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Nigerian Dwarf Goats originated from West Africa and were not well known at first. Eventually, after nearly becoming extinct, the breed was recognized, and became popular. A hardy breed that can produce about a quart of rich delicious milk per milking. As well as outstanding milk production, these goats are valued for their small size and sweet and friendly attitude.

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About Our Goats

Health Care

Babies will be given their first shot and one booster: Clostridium Perfringens Types C and D- Tetanus Toxoid.

We will disbud most of the kids. If you want a goat with horns, we will not disbud that kid. Note: At a certain age kids can not be disbudded anymore, we will not dehorn.

Food

We keep our goats in a pasture so they mainly eat grass, but I also feed them alfalfa, powdered minerals, and goat grain.

Goats Are Social

All goats must be with another goat. This is not an option. I will not sell a single baby unless you already own at least one more goat.

Testing

All goats on our farm were tested CAE, CL, Johnes, and Q fever free on August 20, 2018, all results were negative. Other than that we keep a completely closed herd.

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Commonly used abbreviations in for registered Nigerian Dwarf goats

SG - ADGA Superior Genetics Award for animals that are considered in the top 15% of their breed at one time for type or production.
SGCH - ADGA Superior Genetics AND 3 Championship Wins under at least 2 different judges
CH - ADGA goat who has at least 3 Championship Wins under at least 2 different judges
GCH - ADGA Doe who has her milk star PLUS a Champion Status

MCH - AGS goat who has at least 3 Championship Wins
ARMCH - AGS goat who has her milk star PLUS a Champion Status

M - ADGA Milk Award for Does. The # before it signifies the number of consecutive doe generations who have received the award
D - AGS Milk Award for Does. The # before it signifies the number of consecutive doe generations who have received the award

B - ADGA buck who is out of a Sire with either a +B or B AND a Dam who has her M in pounds of milk AND butterfat
S - AGS buck who is out of a Sire with either a +S or S AND a Dam who has her D in pounds of milk AND butterfat

+B - ADGA Milk Award for a buck who has at least 3 daughters from 3 different dams to earn a M milk star OR 2 sons who have earned a +B
+S - AGS Milk Award for a buck who has at least 3 daughters from 3 different dams to earn a M milk star OR 2 sons who have earned a +B

++B - ADGA Milk Award for a buck who has at least 3 daughters from 3 different dams to earn a M milk star AND 2 sons who have earned a +B
++S - AGS Milk Award for a buck who has at least 3 daughters from 3 different dams to earn a D milk star AND 2 sons who have earned a +S

++B - ADGA Milk Award for a buck who has at least 3 daughters from 3 different dams to earn a M milk star, 2 sons who have earned a +B AND who is out of a Sire with either a +B or B AND a Dam who has her M in pounds of milk AND butterfat.
++S - AGS Milk Award for a buck who has at least 3 daughters from 3 different dams to earn a D milk star,2 sons who have earned a +S AND who is out of a Sire with either a +S or S AND a Dam who has her D in pounds of milk AND butterfat.

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Reservation Policy

To confirm a reservation, we require a $50 deposit. (Reservations are booked when deposit is received.) If a kid of your reserved gender is not born, you may apply your deposit to another available kid or have your deposit refunded. If a breeding already has two reservations for kids of a particular sex, we will hold your place in line with no deposit required.

Since we can’t predict the number or sex of kids that will be born, we encourage you to let us know your second and third choice should a kid from your first choice breeding not be available.

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