STUD SERVICE
J-Haven's SA Avalanche
is available to service your does!
Stud Service Requirements:
We ask that you bring your does when they are in heat.
Due to keeping a CAE/CL free herd, we want to be very careful about what comes onto our property and is exposed to our animals.
Stud service fee:
1-2 does: $60.00 ea.
3+ does: $45.00 ea.
- Doe(s) to be bred, and all other goats on your property, must be tested for CAE within the past 30 days, and cannot be exposed to any outside goats between the testing and the breeding.
- We ask that you bring negative test results on paper along with your doe(s).
- Doe(s), and all other goats on your property, must have NO signs of CL (such as abscesses) or, preferably be tested negative on this disease as well.
- Doe(s) must be clear of outer parasites (such as lice, etc.) and have an overall healthy appearance.
*If your doe(s) does not conceive, we will give you the choice to:
Get a refund of your stud service payment, or,
Have an opportunity to try breeding them again.
"For
God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son,
that whosoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have everlasting life."
John 3:16
Comments:
I purchased your old herd sire Danelli last summer and I couldn't be more pleased with his performance. Wide, strong, straight legged kids across the board. 3 bucks and 12 does so far. WOW! Thank you so much he's a dream and has a grand personalty very gentle. ~Christina, PA
I found your website through this photo.. Is this Ebony Abby? When I saw her I said " Hallelujah" ! This is what I am looking for. What a beauty! And I love your website just stunning. It is very good to see people Honor the Lord.
We are in Idaho. And I am looking for a doe to start a small herd, like yours. i admire your goats very much.I just adore this Doe....The photo is excellent! ~Darlene, ID
Your site and the pictures in it is absolutely beautiful. I enjoyed and learned a lot. I don't know, why did it... it's good. ~Tanya, VA
I really like the exposure to truth you have on your site. God bless you for that! ~Sheila, OH
...I just really like the look of your herd and udders, and I'm willing to wait and see what happens and what you have leftover at the end of the season. I'd be happy with does out of any of your does. I like that you breed from show lines, but they get to live the homestead life and not just stand in a stall in front of a hay rack their whole lives getting fat for showing... ~Natalie, PA
You have a really nice herd! ~Jen