Wild Haven Johnnie
Doe – Miniature Silky Myotonic/Fainter
Meet Wild Haven Johnnie
Wild Haven Johnnie was born 30 January 2022 at Wild Haven Farm and was among the first of our kids. She first freshened in March of 2024 with twins (Jim and Grace).
Johnnie is the kid of the herd’s matriarch and is in line for the role. She is strong but sweet and loves being with people.
Johnnie is not available for adoption at this time.
Fast Facts
- Date of Birth: 30 January 2022
- Sire: Big Wheel Ranch Fainting Goats “Cowboy” (MGR C2337)
- Dam: Timberside Farms Echo (MGR E3276)
- Registered: Registration Pending
- IFGA Classification: Undetermined
- Myotonia Stiffness Scale: 2 – Very rarely stiffens, never falls.
Baily’s Offspring
Jim
- Wild Haven Farm Jim
- Sex: Buck
- Born: 2 March 2024
- Sire: Gypsy Sky Ranch Blizzard Sky
Grace
- Wild Haven Grace
- Sex: Doe
- Born: 2 March 2024
- Sire: Gypsy Sky Ranch Blizzard Sky
Parents
Sire: Big Wheel Ranch Fainting Goats Cowboy
- Registry: MGR-C2337
- Sire: Acres of Fun Silver Bullet AFF (MGR-B5201)
- Dam: Big Wheel Ranch FG Patsy AFF (MGR-B2468)
Dam: Timberside Farms Echo BRB
- Registry: E3176
- Sire: Firefly Titanium TFM (C3580)
- Dam: Timberside Farms Gold TFM (D3738)
FAQ
Learn a little more about Johnnie
Is Johnnie Registered?
Both of Johnnie’s parents are registered and her papers are pending.
Will Johnnie produce more kids?
Johnnie has been a good dam (mother) and produced two great kids in her first freshening (2024). We expect another freshening in 2025 with multiples. Please contact us to get on the wait list.
Is Johnnie available for adoption?
Johnnie is not available for adoption at this time.
Does Johnnie Faint?
Johnnie is at about a 2 on the Myotonia Stiffness Scale. She rarely faints and when she does she usually only stiffens.
If you are new to Myotonic/Fainting goats please keep in mind that they do not always just fall over as in the social media videos you may have seen. Stiffening is the most common characteristic and falling over can occur. We try to convey the scale rating for all of our goats so adopters have a realistic sense of how each goat will respond.
