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DescriptionPygmy GoatS For SalePygmy Goats For Sale The American American Pygmy Goats is an American breed of achondroplastic goat. It is small, compact and stockily built. Like the Nigerian Dwarf, it derives from the West African Dwarf group of breeds of West Africa. These little goats are full of fun. They are a joy to watch their crazy antics as they play, climb and do weird types of acrobatics. As they are a small to medium sized goat they do not need as big a pasture as their larger counterparts. But they still require a good amount of fresh grazing as they love their greens and grains. Pygmy Goats are very lovable too and enjoy the company of their humans. They are also quite easy and fun to train. As they are not as big as most goat breeds, they make a wonderful pet for the entire family. But if you have children it is always advisable to have them disbudded young. We supply Pygmy Goats, Sheep & beef slaughter and fattening bulls, beef carcass meat, pregnant heifers and dairy cows as well as customer special order based on the current market demand in each country Top quality live Sheep, Goats, Pigs, Horse and Cattle ( Steer, Cows & Calf )- All weight are available- We can supply any required quantity -Competitive prices -All relevant certificate available -Shipping through Land Sea & is available in a very good price Our animals are well-bred champions, free from parasite and other disease, current on vaccination and regularly vet check by our qualified surgeons. We also have, Boer goats, Damascus goats, Saanen goats, Alpine goats, Nigerian Dwarf goats, Kalahari Red goats, Contact with your email address, skype and telephone number so that we can easily quote you or simply tick the box ( I agree to share my business card to the supplier ) so that we can get your details to quote you immediately Additional information
View Full Caption Emerick Corsi RIVER NORTH — “Omg. Omg. Omg. Omg. Omg. Help.” That's the message my neighbor posted on Facebook attached to a Craigslist ad that read, “Free Baby Pygmy Goat To Good Home.” “I must have it,” she wrote. She wasn’t alone. Hundreds, maybe thousands, of people used social media to spread the news about the pygmy-goat named Rufus that desperately needed a new home after someone apparently ratted out the River North man for keeping the pint-sized farm animal in his high-rise apartment. “I’m really sad to get rid of Rufus and just want him to go to a good home. He’s clean, endless entertainment and even snuggly when he decides to not be a little goat a------,” the post read. “Don’t want a re-homing fee or anything like that, just want a good home for him. Comes with his sweater and harness.” Pictures of Rufus mugging on a tiny end table and lounging on the floor wearing his red sweater accompanied the post, which asked interested adoptive parents to “call or text Emerick.” When I called Emerick Corsi he seemed beside himself. “I got pranked,” he said. “It was my girlfriend. She quite literally got my goat.” By mid-afternoon on Monday Corsi had been flooded with more than 70 text message and his phone wouldn’t stop ringing. “It’s insane how many people want the goat,” he said. “But there is no goat. There’s only a funny girlfriend.” The prankster, college student Julia Westerman, posted the fake for-sale advertisement Sunday night, figuring most people wouldn’t see it until morning. She was wrong about that. “It all happened quickly. I was dying, literally crying with laughter sitting by myself at Starbucks,” Westerman said. People didn’t just want to rescue the fictional Rufus. Some folks wanted to fight the guy who kept a goat in an apartment. “One guy said he wanted to give me a knuckle sandwich,” Corsi said. “I told him I didn’t have a goat. And he said, ‘Yes, you do. I saw the ad on Craigslist.' ” When Corsi saw the fake advertisement there were clues that Westerman was involved. First, she’s from Wisconsin, which is where the farm Rufus the fake goat allegedly resided. And on Saturday, he had a strange conversation with Westerman while washing dishes. “She asked me what I thought about pranks. And I told her that as long as nobody gets hurt or nothing gets destroyed, I think they’re fine,” Corsi said. “She said, ‘Duly noted.’ ” Westerman, a pre-veterinary medicine student at Aurora University, said she got bored after spending hours studying for final exams and couldn’t help herself. “I’ve been wanting to start a practical joke war between us for a while,” she said. “I needed something to cheer me up after all the studying so I decided to mess with him.” She searched the Internet to find the perfect picture of a pygmy goat living indoors and used photos of two different goats with similar markings to make the post seem as legitimate as possible. Boy, did people take it seriously, Corsi said. “It’s getting bad, really bad,” he told me Tuesday night hours after Westerman removed the post from Craigslist. “People took screenshots of the ad and posted it on Facebook. Now, it’s making its way through animal rescue websites. I just heard from a woman in Kentucky.” One text exchange went like something like this: “I’m very interested in your goat ;),” a stranger texted at 10 a.m. “Sorry, my girlfriend pranked me. No goat, just a very funny girlfriend,” Corsi wrote back. “Oh, OK. I don’t want a girlfriend just a goat,” the stranger replied including a frowny face emoji. “No goat and I’m not willing to part with my girlfriend … unless you have a dirt bike,” Corsi replied. “I would probably part with her for a dirt bike.” Corsi didn’t hear back about the dirt bike so he’s decided to keep the funny girlfriend. After all, the practical joke war has just begun. “I haven’t figured out what I’m going to do, yet. But I know revenge is a dish best served cold,” he said. “So, I’m going to make her wait for it.” For more neighborhood news, listen to DNAinfo Radio here: Can you keep a pygmy goat in your backyard?With that being said, they can be raised in your backyard. Pygmies don't require much room to be happy so they can be kept in a small fenced backyard.
How much does a pigmy goat cost?You can purchase a pygmy goat anywhere from $100 to $800. A pygmy goat that is registered with the national pygmy goat association and has a proven pedigree may be more expensive, ranging from $300 – $800. While the price range for a pygmy goat may seem wide, you can usually find farm-bred pygmy goats for around $100.
Are pygmy goats good for beginners?Great for Beginners
Pygmy goats are small and compact and don't take up a lot of space, like other livestock, making them perfect for small acreages or backyards if you are only going to have a couple. Pygmies make sense on a hobby farm because they have many uses other than being adorable.
What is the smallest goat breed for a pet?Pygmy goats are native to West Africa and are also known as Cameroon Dwarf goats. They reach an average height of 15-20 inches at the withers, making them the smallest goat breed available.
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