Mini Goats
Northern Rivers, NSW, Australia
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Just Kiddin Mini Goats Northern Rivers, NSW, Australia |
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Our site has MOVED to Just Kiddin Mini Goats. You should automatically be re-directed there in a few seconds if not, use this link to Just Kiddin Mini Goats Just Kiddin Mini Goats is located near Uki in the beautiful Tweed Valley in northern NSW, Australia adjacent to the World Heritage listed Mt Warning National Park. Our
objective is to breed tiny, multi coloured Australian miniature goats with friendly temperaments. All our kids are hand raised to ensure they are very friendly and used to being handled so
they make excellent additions to any breeding herd or as that special pet.
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The Australian Miniature Goat The Australian Miniature Goat is a miniature breed of goat developed over the past decade by selective cross breeding. The standard accepts animals up to a maximum of 63.5cm (25") at the lowest grade, with the standard animal accepted up to 58.5cm (23"). The ideal animal is under 53.25cm (21") although at Just Kiddin Mini Goats our aim is to consistently breed animals of about 45.75cm (18"). Animals are graded from D, C, B, A, to Purebred, the higher the grade generally the smaller and more genetically proven the animal. At Just Kiddin Mini Goats we hand raise and disbud all our kids to ensure they have great temperaments, love being around people and make fantastic pets or additions your breeding herd. We strongly believe that our animals should enjoy handling ensuring that there is no stress to you or your animal when it comes to things such as general health checks, hoof trimming, worming, vaccinations etc. We also believe that they should also be independent enough to happily roam around the backyard or paddock on their own without constantly needing your company. It is a fine balance, but a necessary one unless you want to spend all your time entertaining your little friend! We have added some general goat information to our website which will hopefully give you plenty of information if you are looking to purchase your first goat, add to your herd or if you already have goats and just need a little help. We hope you find this useful. Below is a list of the main topics, if you wish to check anything out click on the topic and it will take you to the appropriate page: |
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