BUYING NIGERIAN DWARF GOATS
When buying Dwarf goats it's important to seek out a registered breeder with one of the miniature goat or dairy associations. Only buy breeding goats registered with full DNA parent verification to be sure you are getting exactly what you are paying for. We recommend disbudded or polled animals especially around small children, and check if the stud is annually whole herd tested, or part of a Government Accreditation Scheme.
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As goats are considered livestock you will need to have a PIC number (Property Identification Code) before you have goats on your property - click here to link to NSW PIC information. If you live in a more built-up area you will need to check with your local Council if you are able to have livestock on your property. Due to their smaller stature, Nigerian Dwarf are a great option for small acerage, rural or semi-rural setting.
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REQUIREMENTS - Sufficent space, secure fencing, a permanent shelters, PIC number, rural or semi-rural location, on-going feed and husbandry.
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