Black and white spotted Nigerian Dwarf goat doe with blue eyes peeking from behind a tree

Buckskin and white spotted Nigerian Dwarf goat kid, newborn baby running in green grass while bleating

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White Nigerian Dwarf goat doe with blue eyes in snowy Winter

Buckskin and white spotted Nigerian Dwarf goat kid, newborn baby standing in front of red and blue buckets in front of barn

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Black and white spotted Nigerian Dwarf goat doe nanny walking towards camera in front of picket fence with greenery

Spotted Nigerian Dwarf goat doe and newborn kid being nuzzled by mother

Black and white spotted Nigerian Dwarf doe with blue eyes hopping playing in the snow in Winter

Black and white spotted Nigerian Dwarf goat doe reaching for evergreen tree needles to eat in Winter snow

Buckskin and white spotted Nigerian Dwarf goat newborn kid walking

White Nigerian Dwarf doe with blue eyes walking towards camera through snow in Winter

Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats

Nigerian Dwarf baby goat 3 days old buckskin and white cute portrait

Buckskin Nigerian Dwarf goat kids 3 days old playing together

Nigerian Dwarf Goat kids sleeping in the house

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We raise show quality Nigerian Dwarf goats. They are very productive milkers for their size and their milk is very high in protein and butterfat. Goat milk is also easier for humans to digest than cow milk!

Goats are very useful around the homestead. We use their milk for making rich soaps and lotions. Their wasted hay and droppings make awesome compost for our gardens. Plus our goats are also very helpful in clearing underbrush, bramble, and weeds that other animals won't touch.

The best thing about these little caprines is how playful, friendly, and smart they are. We love spending time with them and laughing at their antics.

See below for pedigree information for our tribe.