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Here at Animas farms we disbud (dehorn) all our babies which makes them safer to be around kids and other goats. We also raise polled goats (no horns). We play with them as much as possible to make them friendly. We will be raising mini Nubians starting in 2017. Also started some mini Alpine in 2023. Small size but very good sweet milk production. |
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Last updated 05/01/2024 |
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Goats are CAE Negative, Testing done 11/2023
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The goats pictured below are for sale, new babies due starting in March through July. |
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Can see extended pedigrees on these girls for sale on the Doe pages.
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Trying to lower my herd numbers,
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This doe is Reese
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Another picture of Fancy-pants above
Small registered Nigerian dwarf doeling, Probably to small to be bred. Blue eyes and polled. 4/22, (Fancy Pants) $250 |
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Nigerian dwarf wether , disbudded,
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To better understand the champion coding click here We occasionally agree to breed does that we have previously sold to one of our bucks. Usually the fee is $100-$150 depending on the buck used. Sometimes we will breed for a pick of the doelings from that match. If we have agreed to breeding or boarding your goats please see the following link to read our service agreement.
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We have a discount available of $50.00 with purchase of two or more, one being a doe or buck. We will request a $50.00 to $100.00 deposit if you want to reserve one of the kids. If you change your mind we will keep the deposit, otherwise the deposit will go towards the price of the goat. If kids are not picked up when weaned a $1.00 a day fee will be charged while they are here. If you purchase an adult goat and cannot pick it up for a while a $2.00 fee per day will be charged.We do reserve the right to sell only to those that we believe will make good homes for our animals.Some of our kids are polled (born with no horns) they are a little more expensive but well worth it when you consider you don't have to try to dehorn and worry about scurs developing. Not to mention the pain and stress to the little ones. Polled goats can only be bred to horned goats, you can not breed polled to polled because of the possibility of genetic problems with the offspring.Our kids are not bottle fed, they are allowed to stay with the dam until they are weaned. But we try to spend a lot of time handling them so most are very tame.We can take credit card payments through our account with paypal. Just email or call and we will walk you through the process. Paypal accounts are safe and easy to sign up for, payments can be pulled from a checking account or credit card.We prefer to sell locally if possible, but we can ship if needed.On the goat care page I have some photos and information on some good hay feeders and mineral feeders.
Thanks for visiting our website. And have a wonderful day.Contact info: Rick and Celia Sanchez 505-215-9538Email contact:Website created by Celia Sanchez (Animas Web Design)
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