Roxanne Dupre

Roxanne Dupre’s Nigerian dwarf goats in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, provide gentle family companions for homesteaders across southern Louisiana. She has been breeding Nigerian dwarf goats for over twelve years, maintaining registrations with the American Dairy Goat Association and performing routine health testing on every doe and buck. Kids are raised in well-drained pasture paddocks with daily socialization, and gentle handling begins from their first week of life.

The farm’s shelter offers space for free movement, reflecting her belief in low-stress husbandry. Many of her goats have earned linear appraisal scores and milking credentials through state dairy records, highlighting sound udder and structural confirmation. Visitors often remark on the herd’s calm temperament and strong bone structure, which she attributes to careful selection and a balance of pasture forage and fortified grain feed. Each breeding cycle is planned to support genetic diversity while preserving the breed’s dairy capacity.