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🕊️Job🕊️Job 1:1-3Born: March 30, 2026Breed: Grade (Unregistered) Nigerian DwarfS*x: BucklingSingleton / Dam-raised Locati...
07/26/2026

🕊️Job🕊️

Job 1:1-3

Born: March 30, 2026
Breed: Grade (Unregistered) Nigerian Dwarf
S*x: Buckling
Singleton / Dam-raised
Location: Oneonta, AL

Meet Job, a handsome little singleton with a big personality! Born on March 30th, Job is one of those goats that’s impossible not to smile at. He’s sweet, friendly, and always interested in what you’re doing, though he can be a little apprehensive when faced with something new.

As a singleton, Job had a great start and is still growing into himself. He’s on the smaller, more refined side at the moment, but don’t let that fool you—he still has plenty of growing left to do.

Job has a knack for being exactly where you’re trying to walk or work, making him just enough of a troublemaker to keep you laughing. His absolute favorite pastime is climbing into the feed buckets and “helping” with chores by playing in his food. If there’s a feed bucket nearby, chances are you’ll find Job standing in it. His goofy antics and curious nature make him impossible not to love.

With his refined build, sweet temperament, and eye-catching look, I think Job has the potential to throw some beautiful kids and would make a nice herd sire for a breeding program or a wonderful addition to a homestead.

Please message with any questions or for additional photos. Willing to negotiate or make a bundle deal 🥰

🪩Tick Tock - Ball Drop (“Tick”)🪩Born: December 31, 2025Breed: Grade (Unregistered) Nigerian DwarfS*x: BucklingTwin / Dam...
07/26/2026

🪩Tick Tock - Ball Drop (“Tick”)🪩

Born: December 31, 2025
Breed: Grade (Unregistered) Nigerian Dwarf
S*x: Buckling
Twin / Dam-raised
Location: Oneonta, AL

Meet Tick Tock - Ball Drop, better known around here as Tick! Born on New Year’s Eve, Tick is a handsome grade Nigerian Dwarf buckling with a sweet, inquisitive personality.

Tick is naturally curious and enjoys watching everything going on around him, but he’s also a little cautious with new people. He’s the kind of goat that takes a little time to build trust—but once he knows you’re safe, he’ll happily come looking for attention. With patience, consistency, and a little bribery in the form of treats, I have no doubt he’ll become the kind of goat that’s always in your pocket.

Tick is already showing plenty of interest in the ladies and has all the confidence of a future herd sire. While he’s unregistered, he has the potential to make a nice herd buck for someone looking to add a friendly, well-mannered Nigerian Dwarf to their breeding program or homestead.

He’s looking for a home with someone willing to invest a little time in earning his affection. If you enjoy building a bond with your animals rather than expecting instant cuddles, Tick has the potential to be a wonderful companion and herd addition.

I’m sad to let him go as he’s really grown on me (much like a tick grows as it feeds on you 😝) his curious personality and adorable attempt at a goatee make him a favorite on the farm. We just need to move the boys from the year and his sire is too good to let go.

Please message with any questions or for additional photos. Willing to negotiate or make a bundle deal 🥰

Long Time no posts (on here) I’ve been bad about just posting on my personal page when it comes to the goats…that being ...
06/25/2026

Long Time no posts (on here) I’ve been bad about just posting on my personal page when it comes to the goats…that being said…

Super Long Rockin’ R Storytime incoming:

Names to know:
- Molly Grace (problem solver)
- Mom (Andrea Laurel Griffies Register - yes her middle name is important - aka Boss Lady)
- Zoe (ND goat. Mom of Laurel)
- Laurel (ND kid. Daughter of Zoe and born on my moms birthday)
- Nora (Supervisory Livestock Guardian Dog - official title)
- Jessie (Junior Livestock Guardian Dog - official title)

As a wise friend once said: “they’re born trying to find a way to die.”
Zoe was screaming when Mom went outside a second ago. Screaming to the point of being hoarse. She's lost her baby, Laurel. Mom texts me to come help.
So we go to find her. We look in all the places babies normally get "lost" - aka they're asleep in a nook/cranny and don't hear mom calling them. Look all over but can't find her.
We notice that Zoe and Nora keep going back to a certain part of the pasture next to the stalls. In this particular part of the pasture is a giant tank that's been turned into a goat house...well it turns out. Laurel is UNDER this tank...so I had to lift it up but Mom couldn't reach her so she takes over holding it up so I could grab her.
She has now had 4 physical exams from me, Nora, Jessie, and Zoe. She's fine. Everyone’s fine. Mom and I are worn out from looking for so long and starting to panic when we couldn’t find her. I’m proud of the dogs for being so concerned. Proud of Zoe for yelling at us until we noticed she needed help. She’s friendly but shy. Getting more trusting of us everyday (thank you animal crackers) no more drama today please.

Anyway, we have a new place to baby goat proof

Molly out 🫡🩵

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