Goat Mountain View Nigerian Dwarf Goats in Poulsbo, Washington
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I've been raising miniature goats for over a decade. I started with Pygoras in 2004. I love their fleeces and learned to hand spin their fiber.
But, the goats that really stole my heart were the Nigerian Dwarf goats. I prefer the well-mannered temperament of the dairy goats. I also appreciate that dairy breeders are often very selective in which animals they choose to breed for their lines. Good conformation and adherence to breed standard are important to me.
I keep a small herd of Nigerians on our five-acre farm in Poulsbo, Washington. I occasionally have goats for adoption as I breed a couple does a year for milk production. Our livestock are our pets as well as producers, and they also play an important role in our homeschool education.
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Melinda Wedgewood with Pygora buck named Spike at the Bold and Beautiful Buck Show in Albany, Oregon.
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Melinda Wedgewood with son and guard llama Cassie at Goat Mountain View farm in Sandy, Oregon.
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Melinda Wedgewood with champion Pygora wether named Sage at the Oregon Flock and Fiber Festival at the Clackamas County Fairgrounds.
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Member since 2006
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Member of ADGA since 2007
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