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Me. I have a horned buck and a horned doling who will be a FF in a couple weeks. I also have a disbudded doe who is a full-sized. (the other 2 are 1/2 dwarf) I have NO problem with them at all. In fact it helps them hold their own against our big goat. I did worry at first that it would be...

Haven't had to disbudd yet, and probably won't. I have 2 young goats I just bought that live with my full grown Saneen(sp?) She is polled. They use their horns for everything from scratching their backs to tossing hay around. Even the buckling has horns, although I may regret that later...

Im also gonna take pics in about a month to see if there is a difference in how she looks, since she's probably only a month pregnant if at all, and maybe thats just how this little doling looks. Also watching her to come in heat.

Here is the best photo I could get of her backside. Hard to tell here I guess, dosn't look as bad in photo as it does in life, maybe thats because Im worrying too much when I look at her in person? Her vulva isn't swollen or puffy yet, but looks awefully long for a doe tat should never have...

Ya, it'll be later today before I can get pics of her up, depends on when it stops raining today. I'll take some of her backend. She isn't "puffy" back there and is still smooth, but her vulva is really long with the tip pointing down, and her anus has dropped down low instead of being tucked...

Just picked up a young doe and Im concerned she may be pregnant since she was in the same field as a full grown nigerian dwarf buck. She is ONLY 6 MONTHS OLD!!! So she is appx the same size as that lil guy. She is an Alpine cross, and still has alot of growing to do, but I know they can be...

Our goat Mimi gets to run loose in our backyard now and again. She loves my 2yr old, and my 2yr old loves her!

OK, now for my question for the group. I need opinions!!! I have a Saanen and will need to get a buck before next spring, so Im looking at younger ones now, since most ppl just had kids drop in early spring. I haven't had any luck findng another Saanen, but the more I thought about it, the...

In my area we have coyotes, but they get hunted year round and aren't really a problem at my place. (we back up to a large field that gets cattle rotated n alot) Also my Boxers keep the occasional wild thing run off or dead. (not the traditional farm do I know, but you should see them with the...

She acts like my boxer dogs. She has to be next to me if Im in her pen, comes runnng all the way over to the gate to meet me even when Its not feeding time, She would love to climb in my lap is she was small enough to. She gets between me and the neighbors dogs when they come over to smell...

People around here will eat Boer goats sometimes, we have alot of mennonites (sp?) near us and love to use them to butcher, they have a nice business out of town. That said I haven't got to eat it myself yet, but have heard its like a cross between deer and lamb (assuming you eat a young goat...

Sorry I posted 2x on accident but can't figure out how to delete a post all together, so Im editing it. lol. Will put pics up of our girl soon to get opinions on her.

Hello! I have a Saanen goat who is due with her 5th round of kidding pretty soon. I don't have an exact date because I bought her bred, and she was open bred for her entire heat cycle (dairy goats are seasonal breeders, usually 3 months long, with fertal days 21 days apart lasting about 3...