We are located in Ellensburg, Washington.
Please read our sales policies (below) before making inquiries.
I will have some bred does available for purchase this year. Please reach out with interest.
Dragonfly PS Atlantis VVE89, $500
DOB: 5-8-19, Buckskin with White, DNA on file, 2019 Spotlight Sale Buck
Sire: Dragonfly IH Poseidon (PromisedLand Incredible Hunk, 2011 Nigerian Premier Sire x SGCH Flat Rocks Charybdis 5-03 VEVE 90, 2011 National Nigerian Best Udder)
Dam: Dragonfly SOL Fantasia VEEE92, 2016 ADGA Reserve National Champion Junior Doe (Algedi Farm MH Solaris +*B x SG ARMCH Flat Rocks Here for the Party *D 8 VEEE 90)
*Photo courtesy Joanne Karohl of Dragonfly Farms
Atlantis is getting older, which is the reason for the hefty discount. He is still actively breeding does. He was sold for $2600 at the spotlight sale. He stamps his kids with ample width and depth and proper shoulders and rumps. I will be taking a break from breeding, so he is available. He is a good boy. Click on his photo for more details.
Onaqui FC Hoot Owl, $1000
DOB: 3-8-22, Chami/Buckskin Combo, DNA on file
Sire: Old Mountain Farm Fat Chance *B (Old Mountain Farm JohnQ Public VEE90 x Old Mountain Farm Fat Tuesday 3*M EEEE91)
Dam: Creamery Creek BB Wood Owl EEEE91 (Creamery Creek TS Be Be King x Creamery Creek BZ Spotted Owl VVVE87)
Hootie is a gorgeous buck. He is the sweetest boy, easy to handle. I am firm on his price, as he is the one buck I would keep for always. He cannot go until my does are confirmed bred, probably in late January. Click on his photo for more details.
Springwater BR Apricot Disco *B, Contact for Details
DOB: 2-18-22, Chocolate Swiss-Marked; Moonspots, DNA on file
Sire: Better Wayz Rhythm *B (Better Wayz Sirocco’s Legacy +*B x SG Elite Better Wayz Harmony Carabear 3*M EEEE92, all-time butterfat record holder)
Dam: SG Elite Springwater AL Apricot Nectar 2*M VVEE88, 2nd place 2-year-old 2019 Nationals with 1st udder (SG Elite Sugar Moon Alejandro +*B x SGCH Sage-Acres SHO Peachy Keen +VEV86)
Sales & Policies
Pixiebrook Farm – Ellensburg, Washington
Registered Nigerian Dwarf goats for sale in Washington State, located near Seattle, Wenatchee, and Yakima.
Farm Visits & Biosecurity
To protect herd health, farm visits are limited to pickups only. We maintain strict biosecurity practices, and our Livestock Guardian Dog helps keep our goats safe. Please respect that we do not allow casual visits.
General Sales Policy
We take pride in finding the right homes for our goats and encourage buyers to stay in touch with questions.
All inquiries assume you have read and agree to these terms.
- We screen all buyers and reserve the right to refuse any sale.
- We may retain any kid born on our farm; inquiries do not guarantee availability.
- We do not offer reservations or stud services.
- We do not guarantee perfect conformation, but we are transparent about any known faults.
- Genetic infertility or congenital defects confirmed by a vet (e.g., UC Davis) are eligible for replacement only.
- No other guarantees are made once the goat leaves our property.
Herd Health
We are a WADDL-tested clean herd (Johne’s, CAE, CL, Brucellosis). Full herd testing was completed annually from 2017–2021 with all negative results. We test any new additions during quarantine.
If you request current testing, we can coordinate with our vet. Costs are typically $150 for the vet visit plus WADDL fees.
Our goats are raised on alfalfa hay, Purina Goat Chow, and a free-choice mineral buffet anchored by Purina Wind and Rain Goat Mineral. We suggest all buyers have alfalfa available free-choice during transition.
All kids are raised on a coccidia and parasite prevention program emphasizing nutrition, mineral balance, and Bioworma for non-chemical worm control. Be prepared to contact a vet and treat for coccidia bloom if your goat experiences stress or diarrhea after moving.
Goat Care & Management
- Disbudding: All kids are disbudded by 10 days old; we do not sell horned goats.
- Dam-Raised Kids: We raise all kids on their dams for better health, manners, and temperament. Bottle babies are not available.
- Culling Policy: Goats not meeting our health or conformation standards are humanely processed. This ensures the integrity of our breeding program and the welfare of our animals.
Buyer Responsibilities
To provide a safe, healthy environment for your goat(s):
- Follow our feeding and care guidance. Avoid diet changes, stress, and rough handling.
- Provide secure, dry shelter and fencing. Goats must stay dry to stay healthy.
- Have at least one other goat. Goats are herd animals and cannot thrive alone.
- Bring proper transport. We will not release a goat if travel conditions are unsafe.
- Arrive on time for pickup. Missed appointments forfeit future sales.
- Out-of-state buyers must arrange and prepay for any desired health certificates (~$200–$300 per farm visit).
Once a goat leaves our property, we cannot guarantee its health—too many variables are outside our control.
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