Mini Alpines are a dairy goat that is a cross between a Nigerian Dwarf (buck )and a standard Alpine,(doe), bred for high-volume milk production (3/4 to 1+ gallon/day) in a smaller, more manageable size. They are hardy, adaptable, and known for a gentle, friendly, and curious temperament. Ideal for small farms, they require less feed and space than full-sized goats. 

• Shelter: All goats require a dry, clean, and draft-free 3 sided shelter at a minimum to protect them from rain, wind, and extreme temperatures. We use a good layer of pine shavings that we completely clean out once a week.

• Diet: Goats need access to fresh water and a balanced diet, consisting of high-quality forage/ hay, loose minerals, and a grain ration for does in milk.

• Fencing: We use a combination of 4 ft. no climb fencing and cattle panels. High and sturdy fencing is necessary as they can be good jumpers.

• Management:  Goats are active and agile, requiring enough space to graze and get exercise.

• Protection from Predators: Many goat owners employ a livestock guardian dog to protect their goats from predators, like coyotes or even a neighbors dog. If you don’t have an LGD, It’s advisable to lock your goats in at night to protect them.

Arrowood Lane Mini Alpines are bred for high production. Our does average 8-10 pds of milk per day.

Does typically measure up to 29 inches, with bucks up to 31 inches.

Prices are based on the pedigree of the parents, performance records, and show results.

Yes, we test annually for diseases such as CAE, CL and Jonnes via Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Lab. We are a clean tested herd!