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We are a family owned business located near Kaycee, Wyoming - near the base of ‘The Horn’ of the Big Horn Mountains. In 2003, we moved to Kaycee, Wyoming.
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Home of DM/EIC/vWD1 clear Pembroke Welsh Corgis. We are a diversified, family owned business located near Kaycee, Wyoming - near the base of ‘The Horn’ of the Big Horn Mountains. It all began in 1999 with an orphan foal given to our daughter while we lived on a small farm southwest of Wheatland, Wyoming. Orphan Annie required goat milk, which led to our discovering a love of goats. We selected Tog

genburgs because we loved their markings, their medium size, and great milk production. It was like returning home, we’d lived and worked on a ranch west of Kaycee in 1983-1984 and hated having to leave. In 2004, we added Boer meat goats. In 2015, we began NannyKid Farm Tree Services, a tree pruning and removal business, and sold our Boer goats. We have maintained a few Toggenburg goats for making our goat milk soaps, and still love our goats. In 2007, our first Pembroke Welsh Corgi, Cappy joined our family. Having been around others that had them, we had fallen in love with the breed. In 2015, we began the process of preparing to raise Pembroke Welsh Corgis with the same commitment and loving care that we’ve raised goats. Our dogs are DM/EIC/vWD1 tested and clear. We have the same commitment with our Corgis that we have had with our goats and strive to provide healthy, happy dogs. In 2019, we had to close down our tree service business for health reasons. In 2020, with Mike's death, we had to give up raising goats and making goat milk soaps in order to downsize to what we could manage ourselves. We understand that some people believe that to raise goats or dogs a person should also show them in order 'to understand what to look for in the breed.' Showing animals is very expensive and many ranches and farms in the ranching/farming industry are proof that a person can raise healthy animals that meet or exceed breed standards without showing them. We believe the goats we've breed, raised, and sold for 4H and have won at the county and state level are also proof of this. Lord willing, we will maintain our farm just outside of Kaycee and raise Corgis for many years to come. We Raise:
Pembroke Welsh Corgis

We also have a website: www.NannyKidFarmCorgis.com

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It's been a rough few days for Daisy after we lost her brother, Tiny Tim. Yesterday, we brought her mama over to join her, even though she's not much for being a mama and doesn't have much milk she's company for Daisy, which Daisy needs. Today Daisy is back to eating well and bouncing around.

Olaf is not playing with Sweetpea and the other puppies. Instead, he's off camera and decided he wanted my mother's attention and when he felt she wasn't listening he begins to whimper and complain. He is okay, just getting her attention.

Evening Romp

Lawrence, ORAN04

Puppies are 6 Weeks Old (2 of 2 videos)

PURP03 - She decided to be very lively for her video!

BLUE01 - He woke up and began mouthing the stuffed animals for his video.

Porthos is on Duty

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We raise Pembroke Welsh Corgis!

We are a diversified, family owned business located in Kaycee, Wyoming - near the base of ‘The Horn’ of the Big Horn Mountains. It all began in 1999 with an orphan foal given to our daughter while we lived on a small farm southwest of Wheatland, Wyoming. Orphan Annie required goat milk, which led to our discovering a love of goats. We selected Toggenburgs because we loved their markings, their medium size, and great milk production. In 2003, we moved to Kaycee, Wyoming. It was like returning home, we’d lived and worked on a ranch west of Kaycee in 1983-1984 and hated having to leave. In 2004, we added Boer meat goats.

While we no longer have goats of our own, we help our son and his family manage their Nigerian Dwarf goats in our goat pens and barn. In 2007, our first Pembroke Welsh Corgi, Cappy joined our family. Having been around others that had them, we had fallen in love with the breed. In 2015, we began the process of preparing to raise Pembroke Welsh Corgis with the same commitment and loving care that we’ve raised goats. Our dogs are DM/EIC/vWD1 tested and clear. We have the same commitment with our Corgis that we have had with our goats and strive to provide healthy, happy dogs. We understand that some people believe that to raise goats or dogs a person should also show them in order 'to understand what to look for in the breed.' Showing animals is very expensive and many ranches and farms in the ranching/farming industry are proof that a person can raise healthy animals that meet or exceed breed standards without showing them. We believe the goats we've breed, raised, and sold for 4H and have won at the county and state level are also proof of this. Lord willing, we will maintain our farm just outside of Kaycee and raise Corgis and goats for many years to come. We Raise: Pembroke Welsh Corgis Check out our website: www.NannyKidFarmCorgis.com