Miniature Goats | Nigerian Dwarf Goats For Sale | Zodiac Mini Goats

ABOUT ZODIAC MINI GOATS

Established in 2013, and based on the beautiful NSW South Coast, Zodiac Mini Goats is home to the best miniature goat breed - the Nigerian Dwarf Goat. Our aim is to produce high quality breeding stock along with well-natured and healthy family pets.

ONE OF AUSTRALIA'S MOST AWARDED BREEDERS - Zodiac Mini Goats is the most awarded NSW miniature goat breeder with 12 Zodiac bred goats awarded the prestigious title of AUSTRALIAN CHAMPION - the first NSW bred miniature goats to achieve this accolade. Zodiac stud is the second ever miniature goat stud in the country to have bred 12 or more Australian Champions - something we are incredibly proud of. We also have one Foundation Australian Champion doe awarded in 2020 so 13 titles all up.

NSW OLDEST AND LARGEST NIGERIAN DWARF GOAT STUD - We exclusively breed Nigerian Dwarf goats and we have led the way in NSW with this exciting breed since 2016. We were the first miniature goat stud in NSW breeding Dwarfs, and the first to own a purebred 100% Nigerian Dwarf. Fast forward to 2023, we have one of the largest herds of purebred 100% animals, and apart from two amazing does, the remainder of our herd are Australian Purebreds. Our herd is DNA tested all the way back to the orignial US import.

Nigerian Dwarf Goats are great companion animals and make wonderful pets for a rural lifestyle. They are very smart and full of personality. They generally grow to the size of a medium sized dog breed (around knee-high) and live around 12-15 years. If you are looking for colourful, loveable family pets, friendly grass eaters, mini milkers, or quality breeding stock, we offer a full range of animals and breeder support. Located on the South Coast of NSW with delivery options via flights from Canberra airport, along with meeting points in the Southern Highlands and Wollongong.

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NIGERIAN DWARF GOATS

Nigerian Dwarf Goats are a miniature dairy goat breed. These tiny does can produce around 1.8 litres of milk a day. Nigerian milk has a high butterfat content averaging 6.5% according to the ADGA and even up to 10% or higher later in lactation.

These wonderful creatures are very friendly, inquisitive, colourful and easy to train - the perfect backyard milker and great pets!

Nigerian Dwarf genetics have been introduced to Australia from the US via semen straws and embryos. The first importer of embryos (First Fleet Dairy Goats) has built up a herd of purebred 100% Nigerian Dwarfs, with quite a number of bucks sold around Australia, and more recently fullblood does becoming available.

Nigerian Dwarf Goats are ideally not more than 57cm for does and 60cm for bucks – and so far we are seeing reliable heights with mini x does coming in well under the ideal height.