Friendly bottle baby Nubian and Nigerian Dwarf goats available.
All are disbudded and FRIENDLY! Great milking genetics, with dams on verified milk test, being milked twice a day.
Males offered as intact breeding males have GCH dams.
We breed for easy milkers and great temperament, that can also place well in the show ring.
We are just getting into the birthing season.
Milkers will be available in May.
Currently available:
2 pet males, born 3/15 (Nubians, disbudded) $175/pair includes kid care starter pack (nipple, 1 gallon milk, 5lbs kid pellet feed, flake of hay)
1 Nigerian buckling suitable for breeding $300
1 disbudded nubian buckling, national top placing parents, suitable for breeding $500
2 sterile female nubians, born 2022 and 2023.
Total lovebugs! Raised as show goats but did not settle when exposed to buck.
$150
1 neutered male nubian/nigerian cross born may 2023.
Super friendly.
Would make a great companion for your milking goat, brush clearing pet or ? $150
1 flashy tri-color, blue eyed Nigerian female.
4 years old, former show goat looking for retirement.
Not for breeding due to naval hernia.
Surgery was done, but failed.
Sweet friendly girl looking for a soft place to land.
Great for family pet ❤️ $150
Goats are herd animals and MUST live in a group of at least 2.
We recommend groups of 3.
While they are excellent at keeping brush under control, they are not going to completely clear vines or thick woody vegetation.
They will eat the leaves.
They do not eat grass very well.
Goats also need supplemental vitamins/minerals and hay in winter, as well as adequate shelter in rain/cold.
Female Dairy goats must give birth at least once to produce milk.
A dairy goat, fed a high quality diet, and of strong genetics for production (as proven by DHIA milk records by her dam and sires dam) can continue to produce as long as you keep milking her regularly (daily) without the need for repeat breeding annually.
2 year lactations are not unusual, and longer lactations are achieved with superior animals.
We have been breeding Nubian and Nigerian dwarf goats with the Urban Acres herd name for 18 years within emphasis on a willing quiet temperament, sound structure to longevity and show, and persistent lactations.
Accolades include 2 reserve national champions, multiple national class winners and top 5 placings, multiple premiere breeders for both breeds at Washington state fair and numerous California fairs.
Despite our success in the competition arena, our focus is to produce goats that are a joy to own as a family.
The show wins are just pretty ribbons, the goats are what is important.
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