Pony Trail Farm

Dzimianski's ADGA Saanen Dairy Goats and 
AKC Great Pyrenees Livestock Guardian Dogs

Herd Certifications

Health testing and Scrapie inspection is done on a yearly basis to maintain a disease-free export-certified herd.

Herd Management

We maintain a clean herd, testing annually for TB, Brucellosis, and CAE. Our animals are abscess-free, and the herd is Certified and Accredited, and has consistently tested CAE negative according to the WSU ELISA test. We have attained the status of Scrapie Certified as of November 30, 2005, and SCRAPIE EXPORT CERTIFIED in 2010.


We dam raise our kids since we feel that this method produces healthier, faster growing kids, and we only maintain negative animals.  All of our goats have free access to pasture and deciduous forest. Our milkers are also fed alfalfa hay and Southern States Dairy Gold. We administer CD/T, and Rabies vaccinations, and worm as needed according to FAMACHA and fecal egg counts. Antibiotics are given only when necessary. 

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SAANEN DAIRY GOATS NOW AVAILABLE


See our currently available ADGA Saanen Dairy Goats here, and check out our 

Terms of Sale for health guarantee details. 

Email us at ponytrailfarm@gmail.com or text (706) 461-3956 for more information about milking does, doelings, and bucklings, available every Spring.

DOES 

These does are the dams and granddams of all yearlings and kids we are offering for sale.  They have consistent type and production.

Sparkle is our youngest doe out of Dzimianski's WM Pixie Dust, freshening for the first time in 2018 as a two-year-old.  She is a good, consistent producer with a sweet disposition.  Sparkle shows a particularly high rear udder combined with a smooth, extended foreudder.  Udder is not completely full in this picture, due to kids helping themselves to an early breakfast.

Alana freshened as a yearling in 2017, and is a strong producer and an elegant doe, whose General Appearance captures the immediate attention of all who see her.  This is complimented by her very correct mammary system with excellent udder support.     

 Udder is not completely full in this picture, due to kids helping themselves to an early breakfast.

Anastasia, born 02/02/2020, is a polled doe who freshened for the first time as a yearling.  She shares the elegance of her dam, and is a consistent producer, both with milk and offspring. She has passed the polled genetic to about two-thirds of her offspring.

Larissa, born in 2020, is a family favorite on the farm -- she is quite the affectionate Saanen, always wanting to be right in the middle of whatever her people are doing!  She freshened for the first time as a 2-year-old in 2022, and has proven to be an easy milker and good producer. During her second freshening, production has increased to just over a gallon/day. She is pictured below with nursed out udder (left) and 12 hours of milk (right).  

Herd Sires 2023

Elvis was born in February 2015, and is still very strong on his feet and legs. His pedigree includes high-appraising sires and dams from several herds known on the National level. 

Alfred was born in June 2022, and is a combination of our highest appraising and production lines with Acres-of-Goats bloodlines, which has received awards and recognition on the National level. 

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Our pricing structure for kids is as follows:

Doe kids from SGCH dams that appraise 91 or higher will be listed at $1000.  Buck kids are $500.
Doe kids from SGCH dams that appraise 90 or lower list at $750, with bucklings at $400.
Doe kids with dams that have SG or GCH designations or are mature, established producers are $500, with bucklings at $350. 
Doe kids from first fresheners, or dams that are not yet SG are listed at $400, with bucklings at $250.

POLLED kids will be priced at an additional $100-$200.

Milkers range from $400-$750, depending upon current production, SG or GCH status and appraisal score. Yearling does from SG or SGCH does are priced at $500.  Polled milkers are $500-$950.

Bred does (confirmed pregnancy test) start at $750 each.


TERMS OF SALE: 

GOATS ARE RESERVED WITH NONREFUNDABLE 50% DEPOSIT. 


  • We are Scrapie EXPORT CERTIFIED. All goats sold are guaranteed to be free of CL, CAE, Johnes, TB, Brucellosis and Scrapie at time of sale.  There is a 100% money back guarantee if any of those diseases are diagnosed by an accredited veterinarian within 1 month of sale. (Conditions apply)
  •  Any other infectious or genetic problem causing death within the first 5 days will warrant a replacement when available, with statement of death by veterinarian, if the veterinarian deems the condition preexisting. (Conditions apply)
  •  Goats will be current on CDT vaccine, deworming and hoof-trimming at the time of sale. Internal and external parasite treatments will not be covered after leaving Pony Trail Farm, as parasites are endemic in the South, and have been appropriately treated to date. 
  • SELLER RECOMMENDS THAT GOAT BE QUARANTINED FOR A MINIMUM OF 7 DAYS BEFORE INTERMINGLING WITH HERD for protection of both herds and allow them time to adapt to new environment.  Quarantine location should be clean and not have housed animals carrying CL or other infectious disease during the last 12 months. Failure to do so will VOID the health warranty, due to possible contagion from other animals. It is not uncommon for goats to have gastrointestinal issues due to stress of travel and changes in food and water. 
  • BUYER IS RESPONSIBLE TO INSPECT ANIMAL TO ENSURE SATISFACTION AT PICKUP.  Goats live in a pasture environment, and are exposed to insects, briars, and kids with teeth, all possibly resulting in minimal scratches, abrasions, or bites, which may scab over before healing. If upon inspection the Buyer declines to complete the purchase, they may transfer deposit to another goat when available.   
  • No veterinary expenses will be paid after the animal leaves our farm. 
  • There is a fertility guarantee for breeding animals for the first breeding season only.  The goat will be replaced with one of equal value when available (likely the next kidding season).  Claims must be made by the end of the first breeding season, and the doe or buck in question should have been bred to one with proven fertility. 
  • No guarantee is given to the quality or quantity of milk produced by milking does, doelings sold as future milkers, or offspring of any animal sold.
  •  Premium show animals ($500-up) will be guaranteed not to have any disqualifying genetic defects identified the first year (replacement when available).  
  • Transportation is available within 300 miles at a rate of $2.00 per one-way mile as determined by Google Maps, with a minimum of $100 fee.   
  • "Bottle Babies" should be picked up or delivered within a couple of weeks of reservation, as their dams are often sold separately.  Kids that are reserved from milkers we retain must be picked up or delivered at time of weaning (2 months).  Any reserved kids held beyond two weeks past weaning will be assessed a boarding fee of $25 per week.  Any animals reserved that are not picked up within one month (after weaning or after order for adults) will forfeit deposit and animals will be relisted.  Exceptions may be made with advanced notice of extenuating circumstances. 
  • Animals are sold with ADGA registration papers or completed application, unless requested otherwise.


AKC GREAT PYRENEES PUPPIES

See Great Pyrenees page

Buck Service Policy

Does presented for buck service must be from Certified and Accredited herds, or have tested negative for TB and Brucellosis within the past 30 days. Does must originate from CAE negative herds, and have tested negative for CAE within the past 6 months. All does must be abscess-free. We reserve the right to decline buck service to any doe at our discretion.

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- THE MATRIARCH -

SGCH Dzimianski's DLF Ariel  AS1549072       LA:91EEEE

Ariel finished her championship as a 3 year old, and Linear appraised at 91 EEEE. Born in March of 2011, she continued to be a strong doe and steady producer until she passed at almost 11. 


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