Herd Sires of Lil Swatara's Nigerian Dwarf Goats
🐐Our Nigerian Dwarf bucks are the backbone of Lil Swatara's herd
Passing on blue eyes, moonspots, temperament, and strength to the next generation. Explore the Kids for Sale page to meet their offspring, or learn more about our herd standards on the Care & Sales Info page. 🌿Visit the Soap Collection and Skincare Line crafted from the gifts of our does and the legacy of our sires.
Keep your hands comfortable with our farm‑made essentials:
ORION aka "Onion"
ADGA: PD2231714 | AGS: D-114742 | DOB: 4/20/22 | Status: Pending ADGA *B status
Color & Features: Light Gold with Bright Blue eyes & Moon spots! Temperament: A Beautiful, Loved and Spoiled Buck!
Genetics: Sire is *B, Dam milk records can be provided. Orion's dam, Lottie, is definitely going to earn her milking star in all three categories this year, so Orion will inherit his *B status! Note: ADGA issue pending - you can see his parents' info to confirm lineage
Apollo aka "Apple"
ADGA: PD2369208 | AGS: D-114504H | DOB: 4/19/22
Color & Features: POLLED, White with Black Spots, Blue Eyes Special Note: Our Grand Buck from our own Pandora & Percy!
Apollo's Cire, Helio is from our own PANDORA X PERCY! 
If you’re still shopping for your first goats, you can see our current Nigerian Dwarf kids and adults on our Goats for Sale page.
Final Thoughts on Starting Your Herd
Raising Nigerian Dwarf goats is an incredibly rewarding journey that provides fresh milk, endless entertainment, and a deeper connection to your land. While the learning curve can feel steep at first, focusing on biosecurity, proper fencing, and consistent nutrition will set you up for years of success.
Remember, every herd starts with a first step. Whether you're looking for productive dairy does or friendly backyard wethers, we're here to help you find the perfect addition to your family.
To see the genetics behind our kids, you can meet our herd sires and our does.
🐐 Questions About Our Goats or Breeding Program?
We’re a small, hands-on homestead in the Blue Mountains of Pennsylvania, raising ADGA/AGS registered Nigerian Dwarf goats with care and integrity. 👉 Reach out HERE if you’d like to learn more about our available goats, breeding plans, or herd health practices. We’re happy to share what we’ve learned from years of experience.
Below, you’ll find real-life photos of our setup, tools, and supplies—from fencing and feeders to FAMACHA cards, banders, and ammonium chloride. These visuals are here to help you plan, learn, and feel confident as you prepare for your own goats.
🐐 Questions About Breeding Goats? Check out the Gestation kidding guide and due date calculator and also see the goat heat cycle page.
🐐 Looking for a Friendly Goat Kid?
We raise beginner-friendly Nigerian Dwarf goats with the same care and attention that goes into every product we make. Our kids are handled daily, socialized with children, and bred for gentle temperaments, making them ideal for families, hobby farms, and first-time goat owners.
Whether you're starting a homestead or expanding your herd, you'll find our babies are not just healthy and beautiful — they're affectionate companions raised with love.
Goat Care & Selection GuideGestation & Kidding Guide + Calculator
Raising Goat Kids (Bottle Babies)
Our Herd Sires
Our Beautiful Does
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🧴 Skincare Rooted in the Same Care We Give Our Herd
Our goat milk lotions, face creams, and tallow balms are handmade with the same care and integrity we give our Nigerian Dwarf goats.
Every product starts with fresh, high-butterfat milk from our herd, raised right here on our homestead.
Shop Goat Milk Skincare⚖️ Disclaimer
This guide is based on real-world homestead experience and personal research. It is not intended to replace professional veterinary advice. Always consult a licensed veterinarian for diagnosis, treatment, or medical decisions regarding your goats. Lil Swatara Soap LLC is not liable for outcomes resulting from the use of this information.
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