ARGONNE'S DAIRY GOATS
ADGA Plus registered
2025 Young Stock
Argonne's Tianzi
is a very correct and dairy individual. She very much resembles her dam. She has perfect teats with a wide escutcheon. Just like her dam was, this doe is at the top of my list regarding quality and potential.
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5th Place Senior Kid at the 2025 ADGA National Show
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This doe will be bred late in the fall.
Nicknamed 'peanut' by my 5yr old nephew, this cute orange doppelgänger to her dam, "Laverna" is wide, powerful, and as correct as they make them. She is as cute as a button and I can't wait to see her fresh. ​
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This doe will be bred late in the fall.
Argonne's Pending 1: The biggest kid I have ever had born, "Moose" as we call her oozes her dams dairyness. She stands on a super correct set of feet and legs and just keeps on growing and growing. ​
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Argonne's Pending 2: Not as growthy as her sister but no slouch herself, this doe is dairy and correct. She is a little slower to mature which isn't unusual for this line!
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Doe #1 will be bred in the fall,
Doe #2 might be bred this fall, or possibly for sale.
Argonne's Elusive Butterfly
comes from a cherished line here with her granddam being SGCH Argonne's WK Jolene 3*M. Just like all the other does in this line, "Elly" is ultra correct and picked up a CH and BJDIS as a senior kid. She sure looks the part!
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This doe will be bred late in the fall.
Click here to see her planned pedigree
Argonne's Pending 1:
Argonne's Pending 2:
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Doe 1 will more than likely be bred this fall.
Doe 2 will be a dry yearling.
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Both these does are dairy, correct, and powerful. They very much resemble their dam. Their dam is a genetic full sister to CH Argonne's Caldera. I am a slacker and have not registered her yet. Her name is Argonne's White Lighting (pending). A big powerful and dairy individual with a socked on mammary system with beautiful teats, like her older sister.
Argonne's Prada (pending)
She is a very correct doe who comes from such an exciting dam line. While not black like the rest of her family (black and tan!) this doe looks the part and stand correct with wonderful spring of rib and a super wide escutcheon with pretty placed teats.
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This doe will be bred in the fall.
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Argonne's Pangaea
Man, oh man, does this doe kid have some hoofprints to follow, but I think she is up for the challenge. We lost her dam a few weeks after Pangea was born, but watching her grow, she is dang near identical to how her dam grew and developed. I will take that as a positive sign... She is dairy, correct, and has the most perfect teats!
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5th Place Junior Kid at the 2025 ADGA National Show
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This doe will be a dry yearling for 2026.