For Sale-Nigerian Dwarf Goat Wether

Bandit-Black & White Wether

To cute, so sweet, and when you see him, you will want to take him home as a pet! Don't pass up this little guy! He is playful, loves kids, follows you everywhere, and is just plain adorable. This Nigerian Dwarf goat wether will be a playmate to your doe, a buddy for your buck, or a pet for your kids. He is a must see! Serious inquires only!  ShakyTailFarm@aol.com

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Thank you Russell Family! 

 Bandit has a wonderful new home, 

 toys, food, new playyard,

 and a family that thinks

 the world of him.  

He is one lucky little goat!  

The Adventures of Lucy Locket

Lucy Locket, the goat, goes on a trail ride with Lucy, the horse. and Katerina!

Lucy Locket Loves Soda Pop!

Lucy Locket

loves

Soda Pop!  

Caroline with Her Namesake, Caroline

This is Caroline with her namesake Caroline,
 an End-o-Way Nigerian Dwarf Dairy goat

 born at Gillis Hill Farm.  She found sweet Ellie
 in labor and delivery in her stall with 

one goat on the ground and Caroline
 about to be born.    This little girl 
 has come by the  barn   everyday  to visit

  her  little  namesake.  
 <3   Aren't they cute together?   <3

Manger for Bandit!

This little baby goat loves to sleep in Noel's feeding box...His own little manger!

Frolicking Goat Kids!

The baby Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats, just a few days old, are already frolicking about in their stall.  Mama Ellie just looks on, amazed at what her kids are able to do in just days after being born, not months, like human babies.  Climbing, running, jumping...leaping like lambs!

What is a Girl to Do? FAINT!

Lucy Locket heard that there are now two little baby goats on the farm, besides she and Linus, vying for everyone's attention...What is a girl to do? FAINT thought Lucy...Now that is something those dairy goat babies cannot do, and Linus and I can! We're back in the spotlight with this little trick thought Lucy!  I must run and tell Linus, but before she could tell Linus of her scheme, she FAINTED! 
                                       ...the saga of two miniature fainting goats at Gillis Hill Farm