I know the Toggenburg is a fairly expensive goat, but I raise boers and unless the daddy has papers, I think it is way too much. I mean if they were ready to breed, or already bred I could understand, but they are still babies!

I have sold some Nubian/Boer mix babies at three months of age for $25, and all my adult goats I never paid over $75 for them, and they are all healthy and big Big goats.
Good luck on this, my advice is to go to a local livestock auction, DO NOT BUY THERE!, but use it as a basis of price.

If these goats have been cleared of diseases and herd tested for CL or CAE your paying a great price! You should also ask how the previous milking history has gone. They may have been just meat goats and not have provided the best milk. If these goats are friendly or used to being handled where you don't need to "catch" them then this is still a great price. People pay for what they get. Skidish goats sell for less, its really hard to train them and get them settled. Some people actually prefer this because the goats are just for meat or weed controll. Its up to you and how you felt with the does.

Niffer,I also live in Ontario and can tell for unregustered goats that price is very high.If you have interest in a buckling and doeling that are nubain cashmere crosses,I could give you the number of the lady I bought 4 of my goats from.They I believe are about 6 months old and would be both for the price that you were going to pay for 1.You can just send me an email if you'd like her number.
But the goats you are looking to buy sound like they'd be an interesting cross,just the price is very high.
Some times here in ontario you can find great deals on nice goats at fall fur and feather shows.I got 2 very nice nubain does at one over a year ago for 60 dollars each.One just had her first kid this morning.triplet doelings!
Good luck anyway goats are wonderful.
ann.