| Tiny Town Goats |
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| The goats specifically have stolen our hearts, and through our involvement with 4H, have become a primary farm focus. Our son enjoys showing the goats as our older daughter once enjoyed showing the dogs. He has become quite a showman, and we now compete in a much higher level of competition then the "local county fair". As our kids (the goat kind) mature and show improvement over does from our origins, we enjoy the satisfaction of success in our breeding program - and occasionally offer mature does for sale so that others can start their herds from mature stock. We don't just breed goats! Anyone can assemble a herd of goats/culls from other herds and call themselves "largest" etc....but that is not our goal here at Tiny Town, where we believe that the proof is in the pudding! Thus as you browse the site and look at the goats , we list only their significant wins - we don't feel you need us to boast about a 3rd place ribbon at a local county fair .... we list our ADGA/AGS championship wins. On that note - Tinytown Goats is pleased to announce we now have FOUR resident PERMANENT CHAMPIONS on our farm. The 2008 show seasoned finished CH Piddlin Acres BZ Gold Ellegance (Ellie) and CH Tiny Town Blue Bayou. We were humbled when Ellie finished in June over 4 permanent Champions! Additionally, Tiny Town Blue Moon and Ground Rush Rhapsody En Bleu both had strong Senior Grand Champion wins during the show season. Bleu's youngest daughter, and new member of our herd in 2008, Tiny Town Bleu Song went BEST JUNIOR DOE IN SHOW in August. Tiny Town BP Rosa earned her Junior Championship in June ...... and Tiny Town Jingle also finished her dry leg with Junior Grand back in May. We breed our does for early spring kids - and dry them up in late September after the show season ends. This practice works for us, as we are not breeding to "just produce more goats" - but we work hard by maintaining a strict milking schedule - bottle feeding pasteurized milk at EVERY feeding - making cheese - and showing. Our family enjoys the time off from October to March before the early mornings, and late night milking chores begin again. I am a member of American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA) the Maryland Dairy Goat Association (MDGA), the American Goat Society (AGS), and the Eastern Director for the American Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Association (ANDDA). I encourage all Nigerian Dwarf owners and breeders in my region to join ANDDA and support your national breed club. Our goats are ADGA registered and we currently participate in ADGA sanctioned events. Welcome to our site - and using the navigation bar to the left find the section that interest you. If we have adults available they will be listed there under "for sale". Feel free to email us with any questions or comments. Enjoy your visit! ~Tiny Town |
| About Us |
| Our farm has evolved in quantum leaps and today hosts our herd of Nigerian Dwarf Dairy Goats (our main focus) , NPGA Pygmy Goats, Netherland Dwarf Rabbits, and 10 horses - made up of two drafts and 8 Haflingers. We also own and operate Canvasback Labradors and currently boast five AKC home bred champions, multiple AKC champions, and too many performance champions to list! Please come by and visit our kennel website at www.canvasbacklabs.com. |
| Congratulations Hannah Irons and Tiny Town Moon Lilly (CH Piddlin Acres BZ Gold Elegance X NC Promiseland SIA Samurai) for winning BEST JUNIOR DOE IN SHOW at the Queen Anne County Fair 8/09. ADGA Sanctioned show , judge Erin Griner. |