Welcome to Gotta B Kid N Nigerians ,

I am proud and happy to report that the March Mini Madness Show on March 6th was a great sucess. The show ran smoothly, was well attended and the members all had a great time. Gotta B Kid N Lady of Venice earned a third milking leg, under judge Tamara Taylor, making her my first homebred permanent CH. And Gotta B Kid N Obsession won her Junior leg. Currently, I have several doelings listed on the Sales page.  

Nigerians are rapidly increasing their presence in the show ring. In Florida the American Dairy Goat Association sanctions the majority of the open shows as well as the 4-H or FFA shows held at the fairs and our goats are registered with ADGA accordingly.

Beyond just enjoying my goats as goats, I like the challenge of trying to breed an animal that will excel in the show ring. My breeding program is concentrated on that goal, and while I have made some progress, I still have a long way to go. Achieving that goal requires a lot of selective culling of goats, so I sell those that I feel are not going to be show prospects as pets without papers.

Before you buy,do your homework and learn what a good dairy goat looks like and buy that goat. Paying more money for a famous herd name can sometimes result in buying inferior goats with "known" herd names.

If you have an interest in Nigies, feel free to check out the Nigerian Dwarf Goat Club of Florida at: www.NDGCF.com

Happy Goating,

Ginger Parker

Gainesville, FL