Meet the Dental Goats

Your favorites from the “goat-go”

See Our Goats
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Let us introduce to you the stars of Tooth Acre Farms,
our Dental Goats!

The name Dental Goat is a play on the acronym, G.O.A.T or Greatest Of All Time.

We know that when you get to know our little herd you’ll discover exactly why a dentist couldn’t resist the calling to become a goat owner and homestead farmer!

Tooth Acre Farms is unique. No where else will you find a place like this beautiful West Virginia homestead where the practice of dentistry and homestead farming collide. It’s always evolving, just like our little herd, but we’re all in this together so we invite you to meet the goats that started it all.

Nigerian Dwarf Goats

Callie
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf Doe
Registered: ADGA Registered
Description: Tri-color, blue eyes, disbudded

Callie is our nanny milking goat and the queen of the barnyard. She’s very friendly and doesn’t hesitate to jump on you to say hi and ask for some attention. She was bred by the Tooth Acres Farm stud buck and produced two kids, Muffin and Skipper. We adopted all three from the Arnold Family Homestead in December 2021.
Pocket
Breed: NGD Doe
Registered: Not Registered
Description: May 2020 Tri-color, Brown Eyes, Polled

Pocket is our escape goat. She seems to find a way out of every pen we’ve put her in. An original dental goat, we named her pocket after periodontal pockets, or spaces and openings surrounding teeth and gums because of her ability to find an opening and get out! The good news is she never goes far. We’re pretty sure it’s because she knows where the treats are kept!
Skipper
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf Doe
Registered: Not Registered
Description: May 2020, Brown/white, blue eyes, Horned

Skipper is the troublemaker on the farm. She is always finding herself stuck in weird predicaments or getting into something she shouldn't be in.  But, like her twin, Muffin, she’s sweet and lovable despite her shenanigans. Skipper loves attention and has learned from her mama, Callie, that jumping on you will get her a scratch, a treat, and some love.  Skipper was adopted from the Arnold Family Homestead in December 2021.
Milk
Breed: Pygmy/NGD Doe
Registered: Not Registered
Description: December 2020

Tri-color, Brown Eyes, Horned

Milk got named by the Tooth Acre Farm boys because she’s nearly all white and as pretty as can be, Milk loves having her picture taken and poses all the time. She has a strong and independent nature which makes her name, Milk perfect for her! Goat milk is great for your pearly whites. The combination of calcium and vitamin D make strong bones and teeth…just like our girl!.
Muffin
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf Doe
Registered: Not Registered
Description: May 2020, Brown/white, blue eyes, Polled

Muffin is a tiny shy goat with beautiful eyes. You won't find her far from her mama, Callie. Despite being born as a twin, Muffin is the opposite of her sister. She loves to play, but turns bashful around new people. Muffin was adopted from the Arnold Family Homestead in December 2021.
Cambra
Breed: NGD Doe
Registered: Not Registered
Description: May 2019 Salt/Pepper, brown eyes, polled

Cambra was one of the first kid goats born on Tooth Acre Farms. We were so excited to have her join our little goat herd. We were already in love with her sire and nanny, but when Cambra came around we were totally hooked! Cambra’s name is an acronym for a preventative method of dentistry. As one of our original dental goats, she holds a special place of honor.
Tofflemire
Breed: NGD Wether
Registered: Not Registered
Description: May 2020 Salt/Pepper, brown eyes, polled

Tofflemire has been banded/wethered. In dentistry, tofflemire is a matrix band used to support filling material.. Since he himself was “banded” we think his name fits him well. Tofflemire was born on Tooth Acres farm in May 2020. As a banded/wethered goat he cannot produce offspring, but he makes a great companion for our billy goat.

Myotonic -MGR

Malocclusion (Mal)
Breed: Myotonic (fainting goat) -Doeling
Registered: Registered
Description: September 2021 Black and white, brown eyes, polled

Mal was our first fainting goat. Ariel and Mal are specially bonded because Mal was a diaper baby and house goat and quickly became like family. She has a crooked tooth that made it fate for her to be on Tooth Acres Farm since a MALocclusion is what we call it when teeth are not in their normal position. Mal is the most affectionate of all the goats and loves attention and treats!.
Hawley
Breed: Myotonic (fainting goat)- Doeling
Registered: Registered
Description: June 2021

Brown/Black, Blue eyes, horned

Hawley is skiddish around people. A Hawley Appliance keeps your teeth from moving. Like her name, Hawley’s stoic demeanor isn’t moved or swayed by what you have to offer — unless it’s animal crackers. Bring out a few of those and you’ll get in a few pets before she’s off and running again!
Tori
Breed: Myotonic (fainting goat) -Doeling
Registered: Registered
Description: July 2021 Black/white, brown eyes, horned

Tori is our unicorn. Tori, in dentistry, is a benign growth in your mouth. Our Tori had a horn damaged. We ended up having to remove it so she became our one-horned unicorn goat. Now, she is growing back a small new horn, but we still consider her our Tooth Acres Farm unicorn.
Weller
Breed: Myotonic Buck
Registered: Registered
Description: December 2022
Tri-color, blue eyes, Horned

Weller has decided that Ariel is one of his girlfriends and follows her around strutting his stuff and looking for head scratches and snuggles.

Weller came from Dallas Oak Farm, KY. His name fits him well. Weller is a special reserve bourbon that's saved for a tall drink after a long day in the office. As head honco and MVP of Tooth Acres Farm he is a handsome playboy and a farm favorite!

Kidding Season 2023-Keep checking in for new kids!

Cinnamon Wilson
Breed: Myotonic (fainting goat) -Buck
Registered: MGR in process
Description: Born Feb. 15th Tricolor, blue eyes, horned

Dam: Mal Sire: Weller **Pending Sale
Mooney
Breed: Myotonic Doe
Registered: MGR in process
Description: Born March 25th Tri-color, brown eyes, Horned

Dam: Hawley Sire: Weller **Pending Sale
Breed: Myotonic (fainting goat) -Buck
Registered: MGR in process
Description: Born March 25th Brown and black, blue eyes, horned

Dam: Hawley Sire: Weller
Breed: Myotonic (fainting goat) -Buck
Registered: MGR in process
Description: Born April 5th White and black, blue eyes, horned

Dam: Tori Sire: Weller
Breed: Myotonic (fainting goat) -Buck
Registered: MGR in process
Description: Born April 5th Tricolor, brown eyes, horned

Dam: Tori Sire: Weller
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf/ Myotonic cross Doe
Registered: No
Description: Born March 26th Dark brown and white, blue eyes, horned

Dam: Muffin Sire: Weller Dam comes from ADGA blood line and Sire is registered MGR
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf/ Myotonic cross Doe
Registered: No
Description: Born March 21st Tri color, brown eyes, horned

Dam: Milk Sire: Weller
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf/ Myotonic cross Buck
Registered: No
Description: Born March 21st Tri color, brown eyes, horned

Dam: Milk Sire: Weller
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf/ Myotonic cross Buck
Registered: No
Description: Born April 12th Tri color, blue eyes, polled?

Dam: CAMBRA Sire: Weller
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf/ Myotonic cross Buck
Registered: No
Description: Born April 12th Tri color, blue eyes, horned

Dam: CAMBRA Sire: Weller
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf/ Myotonic cross Doe
Registered: No
Description: Born April 12th Tri color, blue eyes, polled?

Dam: CAMBRA Sire: Weller
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf/ Myotonic cross buck
Registered: No
Description: Born April 13th. Tri color, blue eyes, horned

Dam: Skipper Sire: Weller
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf/ Myotonic cross Doe
Registered: No
Description: Born April 13th Tri color, blue eyes, horned

Dam: Skipper Sire: Weller
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf/ Myotonic cross Doe
Registered: No
Description: Born April 18th Tri color, blue eyes, horned

Dam: Callie Sire: Weller
Breed: Nigerian Dwarf/ Myotonic cross buck
Registered: No
Description: Born April 18th. Black and white, blue eyes, horned

Dam: Callie Sire: Weller

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