05/29/2026
In preparation for the Listing of goats coming Monday here are the rules so hopefully I don’t have to say them 1000 times.
1. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE OTHER DWARF GOATS YOU NEED TWO!
Combinations that work together are:
Buck/Buck
Buck/Wether
Wether/Wether
Doe/Doe
Doe/Wether
NO DOES WILL BE LISTED THIS SEASON!!!
IF YOU WANT A PET, YOU DON’T NEED A DOE!!! WETHERS MAKE THE BEST PETS!!!!
A BOTTLE BABY WILL BE WEANED BEFORE LEAVING.
If it was a bottle baby it was because it needed to be, not because we wanted it to be one.
A 3 month kid can be as friendly as a bottle baby kid. It’s the amount of time you spend with each one that makes them friendly.
2. Bucks and Does should NOT be put together year round because Does can get Pregnant twice a year.
DO NOT BREED PYGMY GOATS THINKING THEY ARE EASY KIDDERS. THEY ARE A SMALL BREED GOAT. There is ALWAYS a chance of them needing assistance.
A goat could kid easy 4 times and then bam!
BE PREPARED TO BE A GOAT GYNO!!! It is a steep learning curve and not for the faint of heart.
3. Location is Scott, LA.
You are welcome to come see them if you
CONTACT ME TO ARRANGE A VISIT FIRST.
4. Do not expect a goat to be available 3 weeks from now. The one/ones you want may go quick, they may not.
If you like what you see, jump on that.
Know what you are looking for and get permission from your significant something before Monday.
5. Know your budget.
If you are looking for a “cheap goat” you are not looking for a purebred Pygmy goat, you are looking for a sale barn goat.
The 💰 is the 💰.
If I add up the costs of making them verses what you are getting them for, then you already got a deal.
6. It doesn’t matter if you want a registered goat or not because these goats ARE registered goats. 💰 doesn’t change.
7. Show goats may get priority placing.
For example: If we believe this goat would do well in a show family then we will try to place it with a show family FIRST.
8. There are several Bucklings.
If you would prefer them as a Wether (no dangly bits 🏀🏀✂️✂️) that is a possibility we can discuss.
They will be banded BEFORE they leave the farm.
9. It is our discretion where the goats move on to. I will update the status of each one when their status changes.
10. I don’t know of a transport company that comes through Louisiana.
EXPECT to travel…
45 min, 2 hrs, 2 days…
These are PUREBRED PYGMY GOATS. There aren’t a ton of them available in the US. Travel is usually a requirement to getting your hands on one. I’ve traveled all over the country to get mine.
11. FIND A VET THAT ACCEPTS GOATS BEFORE GETTING A GOAT. An emergency is NOT the time to find one.
If you are remotely close to my farm, then I suggest Whittington Veterinary Clinic in Abbeville, LA.
May the odds be ever in your favor.