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Welcome to the world of miniature Highland cows! Miniature Highland cows are small, hardy animals with a friendly personality and easy-going disposition. They have long, soft fur that comes in a variety of colors, from white and cream to auburn and black. They make great pets for homesteaders, hobby farmers, and those looking for an enriching outdoor experience with animals.

Bring some majestic beauty to your home with a miniature Highland cow! These gentle animals are sure to bring joy to your life with their peaceful presence and sweet nature. Plus, they require minimal care compared to other cattle breeds.

We have two pregnant littles that are going to calve this October. See our Miniature cow page for more information.

The English Mastiff. A Gentle Giant That Demands Respect. When it comes to dog breeds, the English Mastiff stands out as a true icon of power and nobility. These massive canines, with their imposing stature and regal demeanor, have captured the hearts of dog enthusiasts worldwide. But beyond their impressive physical presence, the English Mastiff possesses a temperament that is truly unparalleled.

Contrary to the common misconception that large dogs are inherently aggressive, the English Mastiff is known for its gentle and affectionate nature. These loving dogs are renowned for their unwavering loyalty and devotion to their families, making them exceptional companions for those seeking a loyal and protective pet. With their keen intelligence and willingness to please, English Mastiffs can be trained to be obedient and well-behaved, ensuring a harmonious relationship with their owners.

We don't currently have any upcoming litters but please feel free to visit our English Mastiff page to look at our previous litter and meet the babies new owners.

Aberdeen Angus cattle are naturally polled and can be black or red in color although black is the dominant color, white may occasionally appear on the udder.

They are resistant to harsh weather, undemanding, adaptable, good natured, and mature extremely early. They are used widely in crossbreeding to improve carcass quality and milking ability. Angus females calve easily and have good calf rearing ability. They are also used as a genetic dehorner as the polled gene is passed on as a dominant characteristic.

We currently have three AAA registered bulls available. See our Angus cattle page for more information.