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All Does have kidded and we will not have new kids until March of 2015. Please check the sale page often because we are still deciding on few kids. We have to keep numbers in check and we will have some available as well as adults.


Breeding schedule for 2014 is posted for the March/April kiddings. We will be kidding in September 2015 and will  have that  posted by the end of the month.


We are now on Facebook- www.facebook.com/twodogsfarms
Come join us for updates on kiddings, show wins or just fun farm stuff.

We have been to two weekends of shows this summer and the wins are starting to roll in. Check out the show win page to see who is doing well.
The herd tested Negative for Johnes and CAE on 3/18/13
Updated: 7/24/14

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Two Dogs Farm Maci winning GCH Senior Doe at the IL State Fair.
Our family farm consists of 400 acres of corn, soybeans, Black Angus cattle and pasture raised  Show Quality Nigerian Dwarf goats for both milk production and showing. We are located in Smithshire, Illinois in the heart of the Midwest. We are twenty miles from the Mississippi River and Iowa. Two Dogs Farms is home to a menagerie of animals, thanks to two very active 4-H and FFA children. We raise and sell registered Nigerian Dwarf dairy goats for showing and youth projects. All of our goats are registered with the Nigerian Dwarf Goat Association (NDGA), American Goat Society (AGS) and most are also registered with the American Dairy Goat Association (ADGA). We are also members with all three of the registries and I am currently on the Board of Directors for NDGA and licensed judge for NDGA. Our daughter Addie is the Senior Youth Representative for District 2. Emilie, Adelaide and I also started the Land of Lincoln Nigerian Dwarf Goat Club to help put on workshops and shows. As you can see we are devoted to our goats and helping others learn more about them.
We have been raising Nigerian Dwarfs for thirteen years and enjoying showing, cheese making and introducing others to the excellent qualities of the Nigerian Dwarf breed. To learn more about the breed go to www.ndga.org or feel free to contact us at 319-572-4105 or email aalecock@yahoo.com.

       Ann Alecock and Family