Animals for Sale

Animals for Sale

We are offering small quality mini Guinea Jerseys, Dexter Cattle, Producing Nubian Milk Goats and Miniature Donkeys call for availability and pricing.


Here at the Rocking Robin Ranch we sell high quality, small guinea jerseys and Dexter cattle,  animals are occasionally available. 
 
E-Mail or call for pricing and availability.  Ask for Robyn  (928)925-6886

Here is something new for sale.

  • Kune Kune piglets


    • NEW NEW NEW

    Babies for sale, one tiny mini jersey bull calf and one Dexter bull calf. contact us for details.   More babies coming soon......




    Two new babies

    Two BEAUTIFUL heifers born on 7-15-10, daughters Joy and Bella sire is Harpo

    Some new babies



    Glorys' son is for sale, Glory is a BEAUTIFUL 39" tall cow with amazing legs for such a little girl which makes her an EXCELLENT lt milk cow, which is what  you want for your herd sire mother, making her son an excellent addition to anyones herd!  She is a first time heifer, an excellent mother and already giving us nearly two gallons a day WITH her calf on her!  Call for details...

    Sorry Glory has been sold.



    To see a slideshow of some of the animals for sale please go to this link

    Or if you prefer you can browse through the rest of this page.






    My son, John can make you a solid sturdy old fashion design milk stand for $100, or $125 painted to what ever color is your preference.  These stands are solid and sturdy enough for your largest goat, your most difficult chores, such as hoof trimming, blood draws, insemenation or vaccination is you are interested please feel free to call John at:  928 925 6886.




    Here are some more animals you might want to look at!














    Breaking a calf to lead
    Of course the smaller the animal the easier it is to teach it to lead, that having been said,  please start your calf in training as soon as possible..   If you get a calf that has been weaned or is no longer a little easy to lead babe, this is one easy way to start the training.  You see this little bull is being broke to lead by learning that the rope is stronger than he is...  Note that he is learning this with NO person around.  We let our boys learn to lead without being pets!  Let your calf drag a rope (one you dont care about getting dirty) that way every time the calf steps on the lead it stops him or her with his own weight.  The animal learns that the lead is as strong as he is.  This way to learn has many benifits, the BEST one is that there is much less work for the owner.  You will still need to work on the end results but by the time a few weeks of dragging the lead is over your baby or adult is more than half way there with very little efforts on your part and the chasing/scaring of your calf will be minimal. I like very long leads myself, that way you can not even look at the calf when you walk into the pen and can stand right on the lead so the animals flight instincts cant take over your efforts or time.  This is much less frustrating to the both of you..



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