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  • About
  • Contact
  • Blog
  • Minature Piglets For Sale
  • Dwarf Nigerian Goats
  • Miniature Fainting Goats
  • Miniature Horses For Sale
  • Miniature Zebu Cattle For Sale
  • Miniature Donkeys For Sale
  • Miniature Babydoll Sheep
  • Mini Bunnies
  • Toy Aussie Puppies
  • Toy Schnaussie Puppies
  • Toy Schnoodles
  • Catahoula Puppies
  • Houla Doodles
  • Anatolian Shepherd Puppies
  • Miniature Pig-Breeder Stock
  • Miniature Horse Breeder Stock
  • Miniature Zebu Breeder Stock
Little Bit Of Heaven Farms

Miniature Fainting Goats

A   FUN  &  AMAZING  SMALL  BREED~

Fainting goats are a very amazing and FUN  breed that - as you probably already know -  faint when startled or overly excited. While it really does appear as a real faint - they do not actually lose consciousness at all....lol  Fainting goats have a genetic condition called myotonia , which causes their skeletal muscles to instantly contract in certain situations -- most often resulting in a lot of laughter! The "faint" lasts about 10 seconds, after which they get back on their feet and go about their goatly affairs ~ as if nothing ever even happened.

A lot of people ask if this is harmful or painful to the goats and  the answer is no. Humans with a very similar form of myotonia known as Thomsen's disease report no pain or trauma when they experience involuntary muscle contractions. While it is true a human with this condition could easily be harmed from a fall, goats fall over in a much different way than people and being on four legs they are much closer to the ground ~ In general, fainting goats are very tough animals.

Fainting goats are very friendly and social animals, and if well socialized and treated kindly they are very safe with young children. They are often kept as pets, show animals and sometimes bred as meat goats and are also used for weed control. They are easy to care for, a lot of fun to have around and unlike regular goats, they cannot climb very well or escape fencing very easily.

Fainting goats are considered a rare species by the American Livestock Breeds Conservancy and currently on their "watch list".  We would like to see fainting goats protected and preserved as a true breed for our future. Who knows what someone might someday discover about this amazing breed that may help a person with a severe debilitating muscle disease.


We are Having Babies!!!!
They can stay with a deposit on mom or can be transferred to a bottle and leave.
They will de-horned but can also be Neutered as well for an additional vet fee.
​$375
We have 2 Black and White Baby Boys Born Nov.18,2020
​We do Have Another Moma Due
New Pictures in the Next few Days
Pictured Below is from last breeding.
​ These 2 Babies are Sold. New Babies Should Be Within a Few Months. 

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