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BABY NIGERIAN DWARF GOATS: HORNS, NO HORNS & ALL THE DRAMA IN BETWEEN

There are few things cuter than a baby Nigerian Dwarf goat. Tiny hooves, ridiculous little hops, zoomies for absolutely no reason—and personalities approximately 14 times larger than their bodies. Then comes one of the decisions goat owners have to make very early: Horns or no horns? Some of the best…

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Curious how Nigerian Dwarf goats get those striking blue eyes?

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Bucklings and Nigerian Dwarf goats resting on straw bedding inside the barn at Legendary Acres.

Today was a big day on the farm for our bucklings!

We had the vet out to wether (castrate) five of our boys — and if you’ve never heard that term before, here’s what it means: 👉 Wethering is the process of castrating a male goat so he becomes a wether instead of a buck.Wethers are typically:• calmer and easier to…

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