Please read thoroughly and know by entering into a sale, you agree to these terms:

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​Goat Daddy’s Farm reserves the right to retain any kid born from our herd. We reserve the right not to do business with anyone for any reason.We cannot guarantee the show career or milk production of any animal.

Any goat that is listed as available will be sold to the first approved buyer. For those that are inquiring and have questions or requests for more photos, please be aware that does not mean the goat is on hold for you. We get a lot of inquiries and will do all we can to help you make your decision, but the first person approved to purchase a baby that picks up is who the goat goes to. They are first come, first serve, and we have multiple buyers approved waiting for babies at any given time.

We reserve the right to cancel reservations on kids. Balance due on the kid will be upon pickup at our farm in the form of cash or card. 

All kids are bottle raised and will be disbudded before leaving our farm.

In most cases, kids can leave and are expected to be picked up by buyers when they are about nine weeks of age. If the new owner would like to bottle feed, we do allow them to leave earlier however you must be prepared for the additional commitment of bottle feeding. 

The kids are bottle raised with goat’s milk and then switched over to whole cow milk from the grocery store before they leave to go to new homes. If picking up goats while still on the bottle, the new owner will continue with the whole cow milk until they are weaned at usually 8–9 weeks. We will provide the bottle/nipple and care guide.

All kids are guaranteed healthy at the time of sale when they leave our farm.

Since we cannot control any stress that may occur as a result of leaving our farm and going to a new environment, or care and proper feeding and management, we cannot offer further guarantees. Stress is very common in kids and adults of all ages when moved from one place to another. Illness and, in rare cases, death can occur if the animal is not properly handled or treated. We will not be responsible for stress of any kind after the animal leaves our farm.

Since goats are instinctively herd animals, they require a “buddy” in order to be happy and healthy. We will not sell one goat by itself unless there are already goats at the new home it is going to. We do not suggest getting an intact male and a female together, as the male will try to breed the female too soon and they would need to be separated, and therefore both would be alone and stressed without the other. We suggest either two females, a female and a wether(castrated male), or two wethers. so when separated, they each still have a buddy. If breeding is desired, then we would suggest two females and two intact males or an intact male and a wether so they each still have a buddy once separated.

By entering into a purchase, you have agreed to the terms of the sales policy.