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Jahanda Miniature Goats, Uddingston (2025)

30/06/2025

We woke up to a massive frost this morning (like most of the state I would think), so glad we have a wood heater, I took these photos from our decking as the steps were icy 🥶 (not going to risk slipping).
All the goats were out enjoying the sunlight, I’m sure they would be grateful they grow their winter floof on mornings like this.
Jack and Nathan broke the ice in all the water buckets, and they got started on our new kidding shed, because as you can see we have 46 days left before our does start to kid, I’m very excited to see what is produced this year, especially our maiden does.

Our waitlist is open for the 2025 kidding season so please message if you would like to be on it or if you would like to know more about owning your own miniature goat.

24/06/2025

You know it’s getting closer to kidding time when you look in the paddock and see cute goat planets laying about, though Zena did scare me laying in the death pose.

Kaia and Pickle have worked out that if they jump up on the tyres then the pallet they can get on their roof……. (Will need to hose it off because goat berries are all over it 🤣🤣🤣🤣)

We let the does out into our paddock around our house and they were loving it browsing through the ferns and finding trees to munch on. (Yes they have enough to browse and were not eating the ferns)

And finally the other pictures are basically what I do 🤣🤣🤣 I’m sure other goat owners would know the feeling.

Please PM me to get on the waitlist for kids this year and Rippa is still available he has been hoping for a new home.

Only 52 days to go until kids start arriving so excited 😆

14/06/2025

We only have 62 days left before kidding starts, bellies are getting bigger, some are forming udders, they think they are starving all the time haha. This is also when I look at the does and wonder how many they are having. Exciting times ahead 😆😆😆

That also means we have 62 days to build another kidding shed, but we will get it done I’m sure. 😅😅

So we will have kids available once weaned from their dam.

Rippa is still looking for his forever home and a new group of ladies.

07/06/2025

As you all know we started our journey with 3 Australian Miniature Goats, Athena, her son Ernie and Dixie, they took a hold of my heart and my love of miniature goats grew, Nathan has always been the practical one and myself the heart on the sleeve one, I get attached to all my goats I can tell who is having a good or bad day (I know they are goats but trust me when you know your animals you know their personalities) I always said I would never let Athena go but another family fell in love with her, Isobel, Lucy and Dewdrop (Lucy’s doeling) so I made the hard decision but the right one to send them to a new family where I know they will get so much love and attention.
Athena will always hold a place in my heart as she was the one that helped start our journey, but I know she and the other does will bring a lot of joy to their new family.

With trying to better our herd we have had to make hard decisions it comes with the territory, I have retained Fern who is Athena’s daughter, she is a solid little doe and I hope she has some fabulous kids this year.

Our day was filled with sleet, snow, rain and cold temperatures but we got them there safely.

Our waitlist for our 2025 kids is open and Rippa is still hoping to find his forever home.

29/05/2025

❗️New Forever Home Needed❗️

Kirrasumm Kidz EzARippa
Australian Miniature Buck (proven sire)
D.O.B - 17/09/2018
Grade - HERDBOOK / AUS PUREBRED
3 yr height - 59.5cm
Sire - AUST CH. Craiglea Blinky Bill (PUREBRED/AUS
PUREBRED - 59.9cm)
Dam - Bundaller Ebony (PUREBRED/AUS PUREBRED
- 53cm)
Pure Australian Miniature lines, no imported genetics present.
DNA profile done
Registered MGA and AGB

The time has come that we need to look at moving this gorgeous buck on.

Rippa has a great personality, and he has been a wonderful asset to our breeding program over the last couple years but he is now to closely related to does in our herd and we have to make the hard choice to look at letting him move onto a new stud to work his magic...

JD & CAE negative herd
PIC: MKBT0320
Transport can be arranged, delivered anywhere in Tasmania. (no charge)

$9️⃣0️⃣0️⃣

28/05/2025

79 Days until the start of our kidding season, the does are all looking great, bellies are growing, although looking scruffy and fluffy with their winter coats and added bits of hay sprinkled through 🤣
It was sunny today though the wind was cold. Jack helped me feed the goats and he picked up some in his cart as we threw it over the fence to distract the does so we could get his cart in to fill the hay feeders up, Bindi likes to munch hay while pushing the back of the cart 🤦🏼‍♀️ not helpful at all.
He is such a great helper, though he didn’t like the wind blowing the hay into his mouth 😅 there is never a dull moment when you have goats, 🐐

23/05/2025

It’s lovely to hear the rain on our roof, after a few days of frost. Hopefully it helps the ground and the grass grows a little.

Only 83 days until our kidding season starts, although I’m excited I must say there is a little nervousness aswell, as quite a few does have the same kidding date, 😅 but I’m sure we will get through it 😅🤣

Our waitlist is open for anyone looking at adding some cuteness to their family,

Rippa is still looking for his new forever home, he is at a reduced price so please message if you would like to add him to your herd. He is a beautiful boy.

14/05/2025

Soon I’ll begin gathering my things for this years kidding season, items I have to replace in my kidding kit, towels etc cleaning out pens. Building another kidding shed (well Nathan has that job) I’m the assistant haha😂

We will make sure all the herds feet are done and they have their required vaccinations.

This year will be a little different with Hanna being away for college, not sure the Doe’s will hold off for the weekends when she is home 🤔😅 Jack has offered to help me (being 5) I’m sure we will be fine 😂 he is a great little helper and was there for a lot of the kidding’s last year.

If you or someone you know would like more information on bringing a cheeky ball of energy home please message me.

09/05/2025

Hi all I have been fiddling with my photos and editing them for something different, Jack loves to take photos so I have included a few of his,

Our does are looking so healthy and I can’t wait for August and our kidding season to start, so if you would like to go on the waitlist please get in contact with me.

With colder days upon us, our herd have started to grow their thicker winter floof (cashmere like) , this helps them keep their temperature, it is so soft and often changes the colour of the goats it is fun when they start to loose it to see their summer coats.

Rippa is still looking for his forever home we would love for him to go to a new home and meet new does. If you would like more information on him please let me know.

19/02/2025

We have had a few cold days here (by my standard haha) some of our goats are starting to get their cashmere, which I love as some of them change colour.
We are planning our breeding and working out what does we will breed and who they will be bred with, who we won’t be breeding and who will be sold. Hard decisions but we have retained some Does from the last two kidding seasons and we are liking how they are turning out. We can’t keep them all unfortunately.

We do have Rippa available and some adult does who can go as a starter herd or separately.

I took some photos of some of the herd the other day and as you can tell some didn’t want to cooperate haha.

31/01/2025

We have had some beautiful weather these past couple days,
We are gearing up for our breeding season, though it may be a little later then last year but I’m not sure as yet.
Deciding on who to breed and who they are going to be bred with, to hopefully get more improvements in my herd. I have been lucky enough to be able to buy great lines and genetics to start with, but we would like the doelings to be born to be an improvement on the dam. I’m looking forward to this year as we have two up and coming bucks and I look forward to seeing what they produce with our maiden does.

Rippa is still available at a reduced price, delivery available, we also have a few does we could put with him to start your own herd.

We need to reduce our numbers as we have retained does from the last 2 breeding seasons.

Next up is trimming hair for upcoming shows and preparing for that.

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