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All our animals are super sweet

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Chris Jenkins
4468 US Hwy 340 N
Luray, VA, 22835
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    Featured Items

    Photo of Leo of Shenandoah Highlands
    Leo of Shenandoah Highlands
    Buckskin with moon spots, blue eyes
    Photo of Butter Bear
    Butter Bear
    Light chamois w/ frosted ears/muzzl
    Photo of Luna
    Luna
    Black and White
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    Goatn' By Farm Nora
    Buckskin with random white

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    Two lovely doelings

    Package Type: Same Breed


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    $400

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    Meet Pearl and Fern — a beautiful bonded sister pair of Nigerian Dwarf does looking for a patient and loving new home together.

    Pearl is a white doe with soft tan spots and a gentle, polled profile — lovely to look at and ready to grow into a confident, sweet doe with the right handling.

    Fern is a striking buckskin doe with a curious nature that hints at the friendly personality waiting to emerge. Horned and full of quiet personality, she is a beautiful complement to her sister.

    Both girls are six months old and on the shy side right now, but they are young enough that consistent, patient handling will make all the difference. They have grown up together and know each other well, making them an ideal pair for someone looking to start or add to a small herd.

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