Sales Terms and Conditions

• All sales are done with the understanding that LarkMeadows has the Right of First Refusal*

• All kids will be disbudded before they are sold unless the buyer specifically requests a horned goat or the goat is polled.

• Kids will not be sold alone unless the buyer already has goats or buys two kids.

• All kids are able to be registered with ADGA. 

• A $100 Non-refundable deposit is required to reserve a kid.

• If the buyer does not pick up the kid by the appointed date, it will be put back up for sale and the deposit will not be returned.

• If the buyer decides not to buy the kid, the deposit will not be returned

• Only if a kid happens to die before the pick up date or is no long able to be sold, will the deposit be refunded.

• If a kid appears unhealthy before the pick up date, we will hold the kid until it is healthy, at no expense of the buyer.

• Once the kid leaves our care its health is the buyer's responsibility.

• All kids will be dam raised unless there is a reason they have to be bottle fed.

• All bucks will be left intact unless the buyer requests for them to be castrated or there are genetic reasons for them not to be intact (ex., preserving breed quality/standards).

• If the kid is not at a suitable age, or we don't feel the need to, we will not castrate them.

• Wethers (castrated bucks) will be sold for $300 unless noted otherwise.

• When purchasing a wether the Non-Refundable deposit will be raised to $150 in the chance that the wether is not sold and is already castrated; therefore, no longer being able to be sold as a buck. 

• When a buyer requests that a kid is left horned (not disbudded) the request and deposit must be made within 4 days of the kid's birth and the deposit will be raised to $200.

• We require all our kids be registered with ADGA or AGS. The buyer may choose to do this themselves or we can register them with ADGA for an additional fee of $14.00 for each Doe and $20.00 for each buck. This helps prevent inbreeding and allows both the buyer and breeder to maintain quality bloodlines. (exceptions made for most wethers or some does if only used as non-breeding pets)

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*Right of First Refusal (ROFR):

• In the event that the buyer sells the animal, the seller must be contacted first and be given the option to purchase the animal at a price no more than 120% of the original sales price

• If the animal’s value has significantly increased due to documented milk production records (DHIA), show wins, or appraised linear anatomy, or has produced offspring of significant merit, the price may be negotiated based on current market value.

• The seller must be contacted through the seller's email to ensure proper notification. 

• The seller must be given a reasonable amount of time, 72 hours, to make a decision.

• If the seller refuses to purchase, the buyer may sell the animal without restriction.