These gentle goats are so small that they grow only knee high! They make excellent pets and provide from 1/2 cup to 2 cups of milk daily. They are the perfect addition to the modern homestead providing milking, mowing and constant entertainment. The Nigerian/Pygmy crosses are the easiest of goats to keep. They can be kept in a low fence or on a small dog harness and leash. They are herd animals by nature and do best with a buddy. :) If you do not have pasture...A bag of goat feed + a bale of coastal hay / month for two goats is sufficient! Babies are ready to go to their new homes at 6 wks old.My buying rules
~Cash, Check or Paypal
~Paypal will add 3% service charge
~payment will reserve your animal until pick up
~animals CAN be returned to me but no refund given
~closed Sundays
Give us a call!
Jake: 903-618-0618 and
Mandy: 830-534-7010
mandy@texasmilkgoats.com
Hi there! I've read many posts about Great Pyrenees, and I can tell that yours is very valuable. The Great Pyrenees is considered one of the oldest natural dog breeds of all times. Some people believe that it has first appeared around 3000 BC. The Great Pyrenees looks like a large white bear thanks to its size and protective double coat. Its native instincts make it both an excellent guard dog for sheep and a good companion. http://dogsaholic.com/breeds/profiles/the-great-pyrenees.html
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