Hey there! If you're looking for a fun and quirky addition to your family, pygmy goats might just be the perfect choice for you! In Australia, these miniature domestic goats are all the rage and for good reason. They're cute, playful, and just so darn lovable.
Pygmy goats are the smallest breed of goats and they come in a variety of colours.
Pygmy goats are tough little creatures and can handle a variety of climates. They're easy to care for, making them great for pet owners with small homesteads or even those living in urban areas.
But what really sets pygmy goats apart is their personalities. These guys are total goofballs and love to play and interact with people. They're great with kids and will quickly become your new best friend.
So, if you're looking for a low-maintenance pet that will bring a smile to your face every day, a pygmy goat might be the way to go.
Our goats are all registered with NPGAA and the MGBA, and are well handled so that they make wonderful pets or breeding animals.
It is not common to find purebred pygmy goats in Australia as they are an internationally imported breed. They have often been crossed with other breeds such as miniature goats or Norwegian dwarfs. This means that the majority of pygmy goats in Australia are not purebred, but rather a cross between two or more breeds.
The pricing of pygmy goats in Australia is often based on the percentage of pygmy blood in the animal, with the higher the percentage of pygmy in the goat commanding a higher price.
If you are looking to breed pygmy goats people often look for a higher percentage in their does and bucks.
If you are looking for a pet the cheapest and best idea for you is to by a weather (a male who’s been castrated).
If you're thinking of getting a pygmy goat as a pet, it's important to know that these cuties are social creatures and do best when they have a friend or two.
Yup, pygmy goats are herd animals, which means they're naturally inclined to live in groups. So, if you only get one, they may get lonely, stressed, and even sick.
That's why it's recommended to get at least two of these guys.
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