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We have raised goats since we first arrived in Oklahoma over six years ago.  We started out with Kinders, tried our luck with Spanish mixes, Alpines, Nubians, and even a few Saanen.  Eventually we decided that the larger breeds were just too much on us (and our fences and our trees) and literally downsized to Pygmy goats.  

After three happy years with our little Pygmy herd of anywhere between 10 and 20 individuals - some quite special to us - and dozens of babies cuddled and sold, we found ourselves needing to reconfigure our farm facilities and with no good place to house happy goats.  We sold our goats except one that our son, Peter, asked to keep as a pet... and then started all over again.

Today we have an adorable assortment of goats that make up our latest and greatest goat herd consisting of one mature buck and doe, four up and coming doelings, and the sweetest wether ever.  Peter is now our official goat-keeper and is in charge of all of their care and maintenance, including training them to be friendly and easy to handle.  

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CUPID

Cupid is our handsome herd buck. Purchased in the spring of 2019 from Mazie, Oklahoma, he was destined to be Psyche's companion and the bringer of color to our goat herd.  He is small - standing less than 20 inches at the withers.  He has a fantastic personality and an adorable black nose.  He loves trees, big rocks, and showing off his beard and fabulous horns.

Cupid's Baby Photo

more cupid

serious cupid

PSYCHE

Psyche is, we admit it, our favorite doe.  She is the only goat we kept from our previous herd.  Born on our farm in the fall of 2018, she has been pampered and cuddled since the day she was born.  She is definitely our herd queen and we would not want it any other way.  She stands 17 inches at the withers and has a totally black coat except for a small white blaze on her forehead.  She loves whole oats and honeycomb cereal.

Psyche's baby photo

psyche & peter

fluffy psyche

psyche X CUPID KIDDINGS

"PUDDLES" MALE DOB: 2/28/2020

JAVA

Java was our first doeling acquired in January 2020.  She hails from Terlton, Oklahoma.  She would be perfectly happy as a house goat.  She's a beautiful chocolate brown with a white tummy band.  She loves animal crackers and Peter.  

java & Peter

silly java

more java

JAVA X CUPID KIDDINGS

PENELOPE

Penelope was adopted along with her sister, Pleasure, as a bottle baby at the end of January 2020 from Muldrow, Oklahoma.  She is super talkative and the first doeling of the bunch to get into trouble.  She is mostly black with a white tummy band, a white forehead blaze, and a tiny white tip on her tail.  She loves any and all food she is offered and will follow you anywhere.

penelope at the door

Spunky Penelope​

PENELOPE X CUPID KIDDINGS

PLEASURE

Pleasure, Penelope's sister, is the tiniest of our doelings.  She came to us as a bottle baby with not much appetite or energy and a bad case of scours.  She is a pretty tri-color girl and ever-so-dainty.  We think her build reveals some dairy goat somewhere in her background, but we are not holding that against her.  We expect great things from her someday.  She loves people and cuddles.

​pleasure with a lousy leaf

In Your Pocket

Pleasure at the door

PLEASURE X CUPID KIDDINGS

IRIS

Iris was the last of our doelings acquired in 2020, but certainly not the least.  She has a whole lot going on with her blue eyes, black coat, white markings, and brown spots. Yes, spots.  She came to us as a pasture raised doeling and was pretty terrified of everyone and everything.  We are happy to report that, through Peter's patient effots, she is now in your pocket with the rest of them and loves the attention.  She enjoys nutritious goat treats and climbing on things.

Iris Hiding

Iris Spots

Being Iris

IRIS X CUPID KIDDINGS

RAMEN

And finally, we come to Ramen.  We quickly realized that we had forgotten that with Psyche out for kidding and recovery and all of our other girls being too young, Cupid was going to be pretty lonely out in his goat habitat by himself.  I contacted our good friends who had purchased our previous herd from us and asked if they would be willing to sell us a wether as a companion for our buck.  They very graciously offered us Ramen.  If he looks familiar, it is because he is actually Psyche's much younger brother - which we think is just perfect.  He is the friendliest little guy you could ever meet and just beautiful.  Unfortunately, he really doesn't pose for photographs well, so we have none that do him justice.  He loves alfalfa and naps in the sunshine.

Sweet Ramen