We do sell our goats.
We have proven adult goats for sale as well as babies.
Our 2026 Breeding Schedule
Our 2025 Kids
Pricing ranges between $200-$1,000 depending on gender/traits/pedigree/genetics.
Discounts available for buying multiples.
Nigerian Dwarfs are a dairy goat and we do not sell them for meat.
Adult Nigerian Dwarf does are around 55-65 lbs and the bucks about 65-75 lbs. The breed standard for height is between 17″ and 23.5″ This is the height to their back, not their head. For us, this is the perfect size as even the mini goats can be strong! I’m only 5’4″ and I can handle them easily on my own. This is the perfect breed to start with if you are new to goats.
The does will have 1-5 kids though more often I see twins and triplets. The kids can weigh 1-5 lbs at birth depending on a variety of factors.
Nigerian Does make excellent mothers.





You will find that our goats are not shy at all!
We socialize them very early on. They are socialized from birth and most are trained to a bottle to aid in their socialization.
Nigerians are actually very affectionate. They love getting their goat treats and will beg for attention when they see you walk by. They are as smart as dogs, can learn their names and able to do tricks if you work with them. I’ve heard they can even be house/potty trained but it takes a lot of work. We have not potty trained any of our goats.
Goats are loud. When they see you, they will be loud to get your attention because they want treats.
We vaccinate and test our herd for CAE, Johne’s, CL, Q Fever, etc.
Records can be provided upon request when purchasing a goat.
We have NEVER had a goat test positive during our bio-security screenings.
I have had some visitors request to bring their own goats on property. Sadly, this is a firm no. It is very important to keep a herd healthy and disease free. I will not allow other goats on the property.
You can follow us on Facebook or Instagram to keep up with our expanding family. Just look for Bierbaum Pepper Farm!
You can also find us as Totes Ma Dairy Goats on Tiktok.