Mini Nubians are a mix between Nigerian Dwarves and Nubians. They are so sweet grow to about 20-24 inches tall and are superior for producing very rich creamy home at home!
Why miniature dairy goats?
Breeders of standard dairy goats have been pushing for greater stature in these breeds for the show ring, resulting in many of the standard dairy goat breeds getting larger in recent years.
Additionally, some people with a small acreage are looking for a smaller milk-producing animal to provide a family milk supply. Some larger and smaller cities across the country now allow miniature dairy goats within city limits.
A mini dairy goat can often produce two-thirds the amount of milk that a standard dairy goat produces while consuming half as much feed, which could be helpful as the cost of feed rises. The influence of Nigerian Dwarf genetics may expand the breeding season past the fall months and also may increase the butterfat in the milk.
Children, seniors, and people with disabilities may find the mini breeds easier to handle. Hoof trimming, clipping, showing, and milking become much less of a challenge because of the minis’ smaller size. Also, smaller goats are in demand for the pet market.
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Mini Nubian-Aspen
CURRENTLY MILKING
12/6/2018
Doe/female
Nubian x Nigerian Dwarf
Registered as a Grade gen 3
blue eyes
milks 1 quart per day
milk trained, extremely sweet and easy to handle
great mother
had 3 babies
$350 with buck kid $400
with doe kid $600
Mini Nubian-Baby doe-Pebbles
1/8/2020
Nubian x Nigerian Dwarf
registered
gen 1
$250
Mini Nubian-buck
4/3/2017
wether/male- nurtured
Nubian x Nigerian Dwarf
not registered
$50- with doe (mom) Wiskey
the pair is $600
Mini Nubian- Basil
CURRENTLY MILKING
2/11/2018
Doe/female
Nubian x Nigerian Dwarf
registered as a Grade 1
blue eyes
milks 1 quart per day
milk trained, extremely sweet and easy to handle
great mother
$400
BUCK-mini Nubian-Spots
4/3/2017
Buck/male
Nubian x Nigerian Dwarf
can be registered
has moonspots His dam Pumpkin has a lovely udder and milks a gallon per day.
$150 not registered
$250 Registered
Nigerian Dwarves
Nigerian Dwarves are a sweet fun and spunky little breed that are usually 18-22 inches tall. They are great producers of very rich creamy milk, usually 1 quart per day.
JOBI CLEAN
Nigerian Dwarf
Milk stand trained
Registered ADGA and AGS
open to breed
$350
JOBI LIGHT
Proven Breeding buck
The Jobi herd is known for producing high producing dairy goats that also win in the show ring. I have been very proud of his daughters.
below is a photo of his daughter that won Grand Champion Nigerian dwarf and Reserve Champion Overall Dairy goat at Mercedes RGVLS this year.
