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Planned 2026 Fall Kidding

Every doe that leaves our homestead comes from a clean, closed herd, is handled daily (usually by small, sticky hands), and goes home with a current annual bio-screen and an honest personality profile. 

  • ✓ Clean, closed herd — screened annually for CAE, CL, Johne's 

  • ✓ ADGA-registered Nigerian Dwarf, Nubian, and F1-Mini lines

  • ✓ Raised underfoot and people-friendly

  • ✓ Honest temperament notes — the good and the quirks

Pricing

  • Bottle babies — $400–$800

  • Weaned kids — $600–$1,200

  • Wethers —  $100 ($50 if with doelings)

  • Trained milkers — $700–$1,600

Reserve: A $200 deposit holds your doe. 

Read this first

Dates are windows. Due dates are estimates based on breeding dates. Kids arrive when they're ready — not on a calendar.

Traits are likely, not promised. "Expected traits" reflect what a pairing tends to throw from its parents. No single kid is guaranteed any color, pattern, or polled status.

Health & structure come first. We breed for sound, productive dairy goats first — color and flash second. Every animal here is part of a working herd.

Prices are ranges. Final price depends on sex, conformation, registration, and markings once kids are on the ground and evaluated.

Nigerian Dwarf

Small in size, big in butterfat. Our Nigerian Dwarf crosses for this season lean into silver/modified color and polled, blue-eyed kids out of proven does.

Nubians

Full-size, big-personality dairy goats known for rich, high-butterfat milk. This season's Nubian kids are all sired by Warren and carry moonspots, with several purebred and polled options.

Nigerian Dwarf Goats due

September 2026

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CROOKED BRANCH FARM SM LUCIOLA "LUCY"

Lucy is a proven, easy-kidding doe born September 2021.

She carries a milk-focused pedigree — her sire's dam is SGCH Dill's D Secret 2*M — and she's an attentive, no-drama mother.

Her past litters have raised healthy twins and triplets. 

  • Breed: Nigerian Dwarf · ADGA #PD2198883 

  • Buckskin

  • Sire: Dill's BB Secret Agent Man 

  • Dam: Crooked Branch Farm Chrysalis

  • DOB: 9/15/2021· 

Pedigree highlight: SGCH Dill's D Secret 2*M (milk-star lineage)

Lucy is bred to Groovy (Flat Rock's Groove It Out, PD2313626) for a September–October 2026 kidding — an outcross pairing. Kids are expected to carry the silver-modified coloring Groovy brings forward, backed by the milk-star depth in Lucy's own pedigree.

Reservations / pricing: $400–600 

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CHATTY'S REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE "REBEL"

Chatty's Rebel Without A Cause is a Groovy daughter born April 2024, out of our own Chatty-line breeding. As Groovy's daughter, she already carries his Flat Rock silver genetics — which is exactly what makes this linebreeding so effective.

Her maternal line traces back through our farm to Lucy (Crooked Branch Farm SM Luciola), adding a touch of outcross strength on the dam's side. Rebel has already proven herself an easy, attentive mother.

  • Breed: Nigerian Dwarf · ADGA #PD2198883 

  • Silver Red Buckskin

  • Sire: Flat Rock's Groove It Out (Groovy) — PD2313626 

  • Dam: LazyDuck Farm RW Siren Song

  • Maternal granddam: Crooked Branch Farm SM Luciola (Lucy) 

  • DOB: 4/9/2024· 

Pedigree highlight: Flat Rock now retired from breeding their silvers, Groovy represents a closing window on authentic Flat Rock silver genetics.

Rebel is bred to Groovy (Flat Rock's Groove It Out, PD2313626) for a September–October 2026 kidding.

Kids are expected to carry the silver-modified coloring this pairing is designed to bring forward.

 

This is a deliberate linebreeding — Groovy is Rebel's sire. We've chosen it on purpose, to concentrate the prized Flat Rock silver genetics from a line that has since closed. We believe in full transparency with our buyers, so we disclose this pairing openly and are always glad to talk through the lineage and our reasoning with anyone considering a kid.

Reservations / pricing: $400-$500

What the terms mean

New to dairy goats? Here's a plain-language guide to the words on this page so you can shop with confidence.

Polled — Naturally hornless; born without horns, no disbudding needed. Marked with a P on registration numbers.

Blue eyes — A striking inherited eye color seen in some Nigerian Dwarf lines. A cosmetic trait, not a health one.

Moonspots — Round, lighter spots scattered over the coat — a sought-after Nubian color pattern.

Silver / modified — Color genetics that lighten or shift a kid's base coat, producing softer silvered tones.

F1 Mini Nubian — A first-generation cross between a standard Nubian and a Nigerian Dwarf — mid-size, with rich milk.

Purebred vs. American Nubian — Purebred Nubians trace fully to registered Nubian stock; American Nubians are registered through generational upbreeding.

Reserve a kid

Good homes matter to us as much as good genetics. Here's how reserving works — reach out early, because the polled and blue-eyed kids tend to get spoken for fast.

Step 1 — Reach out. Tell us which cross interests you and what you're hoping for — milk production, color, show, or pet/brush goat. Email at: thechattygoat@gmail.com 

Step 2 — Place a deposit. $200 holds your spot in line for a chosen cross.

Step 3 — Choose your kid. Once kids arrive and are evaluated, deposit-holders select in order. Balance is due at pickup.

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