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Nubian Goat Soap for Dogs is a sweet business
Robin and Johnny Blakely make a magical dog soap, on their Buffalo Creek Farm using Nubian goats milk as the primary ingredient. Really. gallons times seven days was producing 56 gallons a week. I needed a way to use that much milk. In North Carolina, you cannot sell milk for human consumption unless you are a Grade A dairy or a Grade B dairy for cheese. We drink the milk and make cheese, ice cream and cook with it for ourselves. But 56 gallons is a lot of milk. I decided I needed to do something else with it. I thought about it and said make soap. I made soap for people first and then determined that there was a demand for dog soap using natural ingredients. artificial or drying. I do have a few that have artificial scents like Baby Powder. Our soaps are handmade in small batches, cut and packaged. Each bar is unique and may vary in size, cut and color. Most of the soaps will be a tan color varying slightly in shade, since we do not artificially color our soap. Soaps with dried herbs or flowers, such as our Lavender Lace, Rosemary Mist and Romantic Rose will have a darker coloration. So, who is Daisy? And who is Toby? and Toby are my grandpups, Robin says. have a house dog, Boxer, named Jasmine. Since her name is a fragrance, I didn't want any confusion by naming soap after her. We also have two Livestock Guardian Dogs, Scout and Spook. Daisy's picture is on the website with a bar of my soap under the link Buffalo Gal's soap. Toby's soap is curing (it takes 6 weeks) and his picture and soap will be listed there soon. Johnny was a police officer for the City of WinstonSalem and Robin worked for R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. It was named for a waterway that runs through the farm. The couple restored a former sharecropper home to serve as a rental property and converted the milking parlor into a barn with an apartment. Eventually, the dams on the 21 goldfish ponds were broken and returned to pastureland. didn want the headaches associated with wool sheep, and hair sheep are easy to raise. They grow a winter coat of hair with a fine undercoat of wool and shed it naturally. So there no shearing and no docking tails because the hair doesn retain manure or debris. The Blackbelly is a shearless wonder. She adds that Blackbellies are heat, disease and parasite resistant. She also markets through the International Blackbelly Barbados Sheep Association, of which she is a member. But really helped was when my daughter made a website for me,[url=http://www.floware.fr]michael kors pas cher[/url], she says. And the price is sweeter still as the proceeds go to feed the goats and allow the Blakely to keep the farm going.